Support for VirtualHere hardware and software
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo ./vhusbdx86_64 -b
./vhusbdx86_64: 1: ./vhusbdx86_64: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
Please to solved above issue when installed server on raspberry pi 3.
Thank you
Hong Nguyen
Hi, trying to run server on windows 8.1 64, stuck on initializing 80%. log said that drivers are installed, and last thing is registatrion call. I can succesfully connect with client, server log also tells that client has conncted, but its always stuck on 80% and cannot click on START button.
Cheers,
P.
I have two USB-Servers running at home. One Raspberry Pi B+ in my homeoffice and one banana pi M2 in the living room.
My Client (Windows 10 64bit Machine) connects to both servers, so that i can use the same pc in the Living romm and in my homeoffice.
Since yesterday my mouse connected to the banana pi M2 has a massive lag and stutters while moving.
Connecting the same mouse to the raspberry Pi B+, everything is running smooth.
For the banana pi m2 i'm using the 'VirtualHere USB Server Optimized for Pi2/Pi3' running on armbian.
I know this pretty old server OS but one of my client is still using such
On Windows 2012R2 service stop command returns an error and service becomes a zombi
Currently command: vhusbdwin64.exe -b -r .\vh.log
gives empty vh.log file and all the events go to syslog
I have VirtualHere running on Raspberry Pi 3 server and a client running on Windows 10 home 64 bit. However in some cases, especially after coming back from hibernate (but this morning after a fresh start too) the devices attached to the raspberry are not seen by the Windows system.
I use USB to Uart devices attached to raspberry Pi 3 and on the windows side the devices not listed at the development environment as COM ports. On the other hand they are discovered by the service when I issue a vhui64.exe -t list command:
Like in Linux server this feature would be quite useful
external cmd scripts?
Like it's done for Balloon service in Virtio KVM Balloon driver
(see https://github.com/YanVugenfirer/kvm-guest-drivers-windows/tree/master/…)
Not critical but might be useful
Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard (wireless) on Windows 10 x64 crashes VirtualHere driver. In less than 3 min the keyboard/mouse become unresponsive.
Windows 10 and Raspberry Pi 3 are connected via Ethernet on the same subnet.