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When I run the server from my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phone (stock/unrooted) and connect my wired USB gamepad to the Virtualhere Server running on my Windows 10 PC....it crashes and reboots my phone instantly when I open steam in big picture mode and the gamepad is in xinput mode. The gamepad says it is fully compatible from XP to windows 10 and can use the xbox 360 windows drivers if needed. If have the gamepaf in analog/directinput mode when I start Steam big picture it doesn't crash my phone.

Hello there,

i have installed a Linux VirtualHere Server (MIPSEL) on a Dreambox 800 HD PVR NN2 to share a Gembird SISPM device. But it makes no matter what device is connected to the server there is no device shown in the client. So i bought a license, but it is the same as without one.

System Messages shows:

I'm running the OS X client on yosemite 10.10.5. I have a linux server running on an oDroid X2 with 13.10 Xubuntu (Dream Machine build). Plugging the android device directly into the Mac mini allows ADB to see it. When plugged into oDroid, I get this error message when I launch ADB on the mac.

adb I 483 11546 usb_osx.cpp:259] Found vid=18d1 pid=4ee2 serial=ZX1G22V2NP
adb I 483 11546 usb_osx.cpp:259]
adb E 483 11546 usb_osx.cpp:311] Could not clear pipe stall both ends: e00002eb
adb E 483 11546 usb_osx.cpp:265] Could not find device interface

Hello!

I am using the VirtualHere Server on a Synology DS215+
I have the client Version 3.4.5 on a Windows 10 Laptop.

But I am not able to establish a connection :-(
I have tried "Auto-Find Hubs" and I have tried to specify the hub address...
It shows "Connecting to USB hub..." but never finds one.

Any idea what I can do to fix the problem?

Thank you!
Kai

HI,

I was playing with client, i found a interesting issue. both, vhuit32 and vhclienti386, are not able to use a usb device in command line mode. However, the gui interface works fine.

Here is the step to reproduce it with command line, (both vhuit32 and vhclienti386 behave the same):

The arm-based single board computers are continously improving. Right now it's even possible to run them with desktop enviorment. Could you provide a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for VirtualHere USB Client and Server for Linux with armhf?

Thanks!

Hello,

I want to use a printer Canon MP270 connected to my NAS. Here is the confirguration.

Server :
Synology DS413j - OS : DSM 5.2-5644 Update 3
Package VirtualHere installed from the package center - Version 2.6.2 (I noticed that it is not the last version released, but there is no new version in the package center available)
Printer Canon MP270 plugged into a USB hub. USB hub plugged into a USB 2.0 from the NAS

Client :
Macbook Pro 13" (end of 2010) - OS : OSX El Capitan 10.11.3
Client VirtualHere - Version 2.4.1

Hi, I am looking to purchase a license, and followed the below instructions:

1. License:
2. Start your VirtualHere Client -> Right Click USB Hubs -> License... -> Copy to Clipboard
3. Paste in here:
4. Click (to pay using PayPal or Credit Card. Put a note in the "Note to Seller" field requesting an invoice, if you require one)
5. After purchasing you will immediately receive an email containing your registration key.

When I get to step 2, the field is empty so nothing gets copied.

I am running version 3.4.2 under Windows XP.

I have an Odroid-X2 running your Linux USB server. My Mac recognizes the device as connected via parallels asking which vm I want to connect the iPhone, but Xcode does not recognize it in the devices menu. Same happens with ADB and an android device whether sudo or not. I’m running 10.11.4. Any suggestions?

I'm trying to serve an Asus BT400 bluetooth adapter with Virtualhere running on an RPi and having problems. FTDI serial converter, Prolific serial converter, Logitech wireless keyboard receiver all worked immediately. I was using Raspbian Wheezy up until yesterday, and am on to Jessie now, kernel 4.1.17. I loaded a fresh image, ran update, and copied the .hcd file for the BT400 into the /lib/firmware/brcm/ directory so linux would find the driver. The BT adapter is connected to the RPI through a powered hub.