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Hi, I've been using VirtualHere to share a multifunction printer since Brother doesn't provide open source scanner drivers. The problem I'm having is that a new notification opens on the client computer when it wakes up from sleeping, this results in dozens of notifications, only one of which can be closed at a time, and there is no indication which it is (http://i.imgur.com/5rckFU7.png). Would it be possible to limit the client to one trial notification at a time?

Hi All,

I tried the freeware version of this to get my G25 to work. It did not.

Was asked to buy the steam version, so I did. Nothing again.

G25 works when connected to my computer.

My logs

Hi,

I have recently got a steam link and I am trying to use an xbox one controller however the steam link isn't showing up on virtualhere client.

Has the functionality been removed now that steam are selling the client or should this still work?

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: