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Hi!

I'm having problems starting the 2.0 server on my TP-Link TP-WR1043ND router running OpenWRT Attitude Adjustment: when I'm trying to start it, it just sits on the console waiting for ^C doing nothing (it doesn't print any banners, setting any switch like -h does not make any difference).

This is the result of running strace on it:

Greetings,

I tried the software on my raspberry pi and it is an impressive solution.

I wish to know if it is possible to connect multiple clients to a USB device simultaneously.
If positive, which license do I need to purchase?

Thanks

We have a pool of MODEMs shared between a group of Engineers. Sometimes, one Engineer will forget to release a MODEM and go offsite.

Is there a way for one Client to forcibly takeover a USB Device from another Client?

Possible feature request - have a shared 'loosely' option for a USB port? :)

cheers
--et

Michael:

I am able to run Virtual Here for about a week and then the daemon crashes. Ounce I restart the PI I am goof for about another week, could it be a memory leak.
I found this in the log;

As my Lexmark Prospect Pro 205 is a rather unreliable beast over the WLAN already since a while I`m trying to get the printer connected via USB to the LAN via my router (OpenWRT). I went through all kinds of experience using CUPS (no chance as Lexmarks drivers are closed-source and not compiled for ARM...) and p910nd (does work for the printer function, but no monitoring of ink-levels, no double-side printing, and even no scanning ...).
Now I found your solution and WOW this works great ! I have a fully functional MFC accessible over the LAN including all functionality !

Hi,

I did just buy my QNAP NAS, and have it up and running for about two weeks.. But today i saw VirtualHere and want to try it out. So i installed it through the App Center and downloaded the client and start to install my device.
But here is the strange thing, when i try to add my USB device i get a error message thats saws that my server trail has expired..
Say what, i have never installed VirtualHere on my NAS before, how can that expired then??

Regards
Jonas Byström

hello everybody, i am making a project in which i want to use a raspberry connected to a hotspot huawei e5220, i have a no-ip service run on the raspi, but this hotspot do not allow open ports such as 7575 that is for virtualhere. I have read about Reverse Client and i want to know how can i setup to connect using my no-ip service.

I will go through the steps somewhat to show you what I have done to install vhusbdpi (USB Server) on Raspberry Pi. I am using NOOBS 1.3.8

Hi everybody,

I have following setup:

Server:
* Raspberry Pi model B (512 MB / 700 MHz)
* RTL2838 DVB-T stick used for SDR
* Raspbian Jessie krnl 3.6.11+

Client:
* Windows 7 x64
* SDR# application for radio listening

Hey all,

Wondering if anyone has had any luck with iOS 8 devices? I've tried with a couple iOS 7 and Android devices and have been having good luck, but I haven't been able to get iOS 8 to work.

I know there are some hooks for onEnumeration and onBind that are automatically configured on the server. Possibly these need to be updated for iOS 8?

Thanks!