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*Issue has been resolved by VirtualHere Support (Thank you Michael)*

The Serial number for the VirtualHere Server is the Mac Address of an active Network Interface. An issue arises if you use a Load balanced team for multiple network interfaces (the serial number has the chance of changing upon restart, depending on the MAC if the first initiated interface).

Hi,

I'm testing VirtualHere to use an Xbox controller when streaming UWP games between two Windows 10 PCs, both running the latest fully updated version of Windows 10 v1703. One is a desktop gaming PC (VirtualHere client), and the other is a laptop (VirtualHere server).

I installed the CloudHub image on a WR902AC TP-Link router. It all works, but I observe that there is no apparent way, within the VirtualHere UI, to select which radio is used for WiFi. The image defaults to only the 5 GHz radio. In my case, all of the networks that I will be connecting to are 2.4GHz. I was obviously able to change this using uci commands from the lede shell, but that sort of defeats the purpose of an "appliance" device.

Hello,

am tryng to start vhuid64 (the graphical version).
as a norma user, I cannot start is.
If starting via sudo, the DISPLAY variable is missing.
How to start vhui64d ?

See here:
hrehm@linux-8e2a:~/Downloads> ./vhuit64
Please run with sudo
hrehm@linux-8e2a:~/Downloads> sudo ./vhuit64
[sudo] password for root:
10:48:46: Error: Unable to initialize GTK+, is DISPLAY set properly?

i allready have some raspi's running VH, now it came that i had to create a clone, changed ip and hostname and connected to the device. Of course, and rightfully, it claims about an invalid license. Before i now buy the next license i wanted to test the device (1 connection license would be sufficent for test), but HOW to remove the INVALID License?

<p>Hi,
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<p>everything worked well until a few days ago (before the last Shield TV update). Now the client (Windows) seems to recognize the Android server but not the devices connected to a USB hub. it only see devices connected directly to USB ports. Note, however, that by configuring the Android TV server, devices are regularly viewed (if i show the list of devices, for example, to ignore them). I also tried to change hub USB but nothing.<br />
Can you help me?
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<p>Thank you.</p>

Hi Michael.

I had an unlimited license for my MR3020 and I lost it after I installed CloudHub . How can I recover it?

Best.

Juan Pablo Kutianski

Hello,

I just found out this app while looking for a way to use my USB controllers while game streaming.

I installed the app in my Minix U1 and when I started it, an error message popped up and I think the app is unusable.
The beginning of the message says:

Error running exec(). Command: [/data/data/com.virtualhere.androidserver/vhusbdan, -r, stdout, -a, unknown, -e, 3.14.29] Working Directory: null Environment: [...]

Think I have a similar problem to the one that is in this thread https://www.virtualhere.com/node/570 I have a mini WiFi router onto which I have installed OpenWRT and successfully been able to run vhusbdmipsel and I have the same symptoms as previous mentioned thread. when i run the usb server with the usb attached then alls fine but if I unplugg and then plug in again then it doesnt work. Below is some of the lines of the log read:

When installing Linux server at RaspberryPi Model B+ I used this steps:
Installation is simple, figure out the architecture of your server device (for example x86_64), then on the linux server device:
1.wget http://www.virtualhere.com/sites/default/files/usbserver/vhusbdx86_64 (e.g x86_64, see list below)
2.chmod +x ./vhusbdx86_64 (to make that file executable)
3.sudo ./vhusbdx86_64 -b (to run it in the background)