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I have tried using VirtualHere (vhusbdx86_64) server on 64-bit Arch Linux but when I try to launch it nothing happens. I've made sure I gave the program executable permission and ran it via sudo. I'm using Arch's stock kernel 3.18.5 and the Cinnamon desktop environement if that matters at all. I will point out that the program does create the config file the first time the program is ran but that's all it does.

This is what happens:

[vince@arch Downloads]$ sudo ./vhusbdx86_64
[sudo] password for vince:
[vince@arch Downloads]$

Hi,

I have a very serious problem. When I try to connect with a USB device, debian freezes and I have to reboot. My client is debian machine in a VirtualBox VM and the server runs on a Raspberry Pi.
Does anybody know how I can fix that problem.

Greetings Adrian

Setup Server side of USB VirtualHere V 1.9.3.
Setup Client side on Win 7 (64 bit) with V 2.7.0. (Auto installed Bonjour)
Both machines rebooted.
When running my install software for an APC UPS, it cannot find the hardware.
The VirtualHere window shows
USB Hubs
ReadyNAS Hub
Back-UPS CS 650 FW:817 v9.1 USB FW:v9 (In use by you)
USB Disk
There is a yellow star to the left of the device.

Please help.

Hi,

I have successfully tested VirtualHere with one device on a Linux Mint 17 and I would like to run it on an already running server to share several USB devices (at least two right now). This server is using an Asterisk+PBX distro (based on CentOS v5.11 i686).

I can run the vhusbdx86 server and it starts, but then the clients cannot see any USB devices on it (?). I have tried writing explicitly "AllowedDevices" in the config.ini, but with no luck.

I am using server v2.0.6 and Windows client v2.7.0 (the latest as of today).

Maybe this is a stupid question and deserves a stupid answer.. :D

i have following problem: finally i managed to get everything installed on my router in a way that i can download a file from the camera SD card.

unfortunately since it uses PTP protocol, the camera is hiding all files/folders it doesnt know. for instance, every folder not named like it does is hidden. every file that is not a video a photo or whatsoever is hidden too..

Hello!

what preinstalled packages does virtualhere need? trying to figure out what i can uninstall to get some extra space... does it need all the usb drivers or does it have its own way to access the hardware? thanks!

Igor

Hello!

for some reason, if i disconnect the usb it detects that it has been disconnected.. but if i reconnect it, then it doesnt notice that i reconnected it. At the same way it only works if the usb is already plugged in when i run the app.

Is this a bug or a design limitation?

thanks!

Igor

I am using VirtualHere 2.6.8 for the first time, with a 1-device license.
The server is on a Linux machine running Centos7.0 on my local subnet.
The device is a logitech webcam.
once connected, the drivers are loaded, and on vhenum.exe gaining rights, the windows locks up
with Driver_Overrun_Stack_Buffer.
It is the first time this computer has ever crashed.

Is there a possiblity that VirtualHere server will run on Freebsd or is this too much off Linux ?

Thanks

Danny

Hi,

Thanks for your great work!

I wanted to share my USB stick in my little router with openwrt system, then I would read the data on my Windows. All worked fine several days ago, but failed today.

I run ./vhusbdmipssf in the router and run vhui32 in the Win7/32, but the client software kept connecting with the server.