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Trying to get working client on Windows Server 2008 R2 (x64)
Client starts, connects to server and even starts using the remote USB key (USB key with files).
I can see new storage device but when trying to access this disk an Explorer can not open the drive.

Have noticed that threre are no SimplyCore devices in device manager that are existing on Windows 7 x64 notebook (without virtualization layer)

Could you please clarify whether it possible to use VirtualHere in virtualizated environment (manly with Windows Server 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 servers) ?

Hi,

If I purchase a VirtualHere license, can I install the server on multiple computers as long as the software is only ever running on one?

Thanks,
Jeremy

Hi there,

Hello everyone, is it possible to turn off Bonjour protocol on Linux server?

Thanks!
satrianin

Hi!

Hi I am seeing 2 issues on my client.

1) Is that the config file seems to be overwritten at each boot. I have set AUTO USE ALL many times ([AUTOSHARE] ALL=1), but upon restart of the service auto use all is off. What could be causing that.

2) Which is currently more serious, is that the service seems to get stuck in a bad state, and drops all the USB connections. Here are the logs I've gathered from the device.

I am currently seeing a 10x slowdown of USB speeds while operating via virtualhere vs direct, is this normal?

I'm generally seeing throughput of 5000-6000Kb/s via direct usb, but only seeing 500Kb/s through virtual here. I'm running on a Raspi server, with the client connected to the same switch. I'm still debugging if this is related to the Raspi hardware, the hub, or the software, but figured I'd start here to see if anyone has seen the same thing.

Thanks!

I thought I'd try out virtualhere on a rpi b+, and have encountered crashes. Here is the log data :

Hi

I've got a QNAP HS-251 with a licenced VirtualHere server running. I've noticed that since I've added the VirtualHere app, the NAS disks are no longer spinning down. Using the blkdevMonitor.sh script, I've noticed that if VH is not running, then almost no disk activity is happening. Is VH writing to some log files that would stop the disks from spinning down?

Thanks
Loris

I'm setting up a few USBIP servers on a raspberry pi, to share with a linux client on the network. On the rPi I am putting a bunch of Android devices that I will use the linux client to talk to via adb.

Unfortunately I'm running into a few problems, the main of which is that actually getting adb to talk to the devices is exceedingly flaky (last week it was working, today I can't get it to really work at all).

Here's what I'm seeing: