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Hi,

I've been looking at ways to try and get a cheap usb over ip system up and running and completely forgot about my RPi and this sort of solution, however I've read that the RPi is not so good at certain activities due to the way the ethernet and usb ports work. So, I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for an embedded device (RPi 2 etc.) that could allow me to run my 720p webcam over the network?

Overview:

I am trying to use a Software Defined Radio remotely using virtualhere, license purchased. The radio hardware is a FunCube dongle. When plugged in to my laptop, it appears as a USB audio source labelled FunCube Dongle and an HID, with no particularly unique name. It works fine in the laptop, the HID is used to control the hardware -- frequency, mode, etc.

There seems to be an issue with the vhhcd.kext file and DisplayLink software. With the extension installed, my DisplayLink connected monitor blanks. Not sure which program is the issue, but I had to remove vhhcd in order to recover my DisplayLink connected monitor.

Here is the thread at the DisplayLink forum in case it is of use.

http://www.displaylink.org/forum/showthread.php?p=77258&posted=1#post77…

Thanks,
Kevin

I am writing a powershell script based upon the 2.9.2 client version. The USB devices that we attach are WiFi adapters (over 240 connected to multiple VH servers in a classroom/lab environment). Because of the nature of the WiFi adapters, there are frequent times where even though there is a VH client-server connection established, the Windows client does not actually see any WiFi networks. I don't know if there is an issue with the WiFi client, or with VirtualHere.

Hi,

I have two questions. First one is simple: I have a QNAP NAS and downloaded VirtualHere from their store. The version there is 2.0.6. Would it be possible to publish a newer version, or did I get something wrong?

I am using the windows client and want to capture the output from the vhui64 -t list command into a variable using powershell, or alternatively into a file. When I use powershell, I always get the list output as a popup, even if I try to redirect the command to a file such as

$vh = vhui64 -t list
vhui64 -t list > log.txt

Redirects to a file in a windows command window creates an empty file.

Any suggestions?

thx

I currently am trying the trial version of VirtualHere before purchasing a license. I am using an Asustor AS5008T with a Intel Celeron 2.41GHz Dual-core processor with 2GB of RAM as the server. Attached to it I have an LG USB 3.0 Blu-ray drive with a model number of BE14NU40.

When I start the Mac client and attempt to use the Blu-ray drive, I receive the following message:

"USB-SATA Bridge" is a USB 3.0 device, plug it into a USB 2.0 hub or port before using."

"USB-SATA Bridge" is how the drive appears through VirtualHere.

Hi,
first of all, thx a lot for your nice work.

i'm trying to get an usb camera to work with virtualhere but i keep getting some errors.
i'm running vh server on my ubuntu desktop (x64), and the client on windows 7 x64 in a vmware guest on the same host.

the general config looks fine, i can get a flashdrive to work properly and get around 4MB/s transfer speed when reading from the flashdrive through your win7 client.

I have a registered server running on a R-Pi, and have been using it with WIndows clients. The Pi has two IP addresses, one private, one public, with a default route via a VPN tunnel (to service the public IP). My application has been control of devices over serial links. I have been impressed with VirtualHere, though I did notice a slight delay to responses to commands and put it down to the practicalities of getting USB over a network. However, I did notice when using the console client that it was connecting to the public IP of the server.

Hello,