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Hi,

I'm using the Version 4.6.2 on a Pi4 (with Fedora CoreOS), using a custom SSL Certificate.

After running the service a few days/weeks, the server throws the following Error :

"Error -x004a accepting a new SSL socket, NET - Could not accept the incoming connection"

I can not connect to virtualhere, without a restart of the service.

Before this error is thrown, everything works fine.

best regards,

pk

Hi there, 

I recently made a post (https://www.virtualhere.com/node/4273) around a Pi4 and Google Coral. I'm not sure if this is something to do with the Pi, or if it's just the Coral. I thought I'd try it on a different system (QNAP) to see if that improves my inference speed, but as I'm running the client on Linux as a daemon it fails. 

Hi, I'm looking to Purchase VH to facilitate using two joysticks through a client laptop running Moonlight/Parsec from a host PC over LAN. Obviously i've installed the Server on the clientside laptop so that i can use the joysticks on that and i've installed the client on the host PC. My question is which device do i make the purchase on? The client UI (PC) is the one that gives the license data but its the laptop i will be sending data from and has the server installed.

I'm not sure there is anything that can be done due to Apple, but I figured I'd ask here just in case.

Hello,

Before purchasing virtualhere, I was trying out my devices. I am using Linux Server and Windows Client.

None of my HDDs get recognized on Windows client. It shows me the device but I get 'Unrecognised Device' when I try to use it.

It says "The USB device returned an invalid USB configuration descriptor." in Windows device manager.

I also tried SSDs (in External casing by JMicron) but they don't even get recognized by VirtualHere. 

I am able to use USB flash drives.

HDD Vendor ID : 0x1058

HDD Product ID : 0x2627

Hi Michael,

I've noticed that you haven't released the latest version (4.6.3) of CloudHub firmware for GL-MT300N-V2. The last version was 4.6.2.

Is the device not supported anymore?

Regards,

Marko

Hello everyone,

I have a board with three USB hubs (USB2533), and an STM32 (usb device) is connected to each hub. When I connect this board to my Raspberry Pi Zero W and attempt to transmit the USBs over Wi-Fi, only the STM32 usb devices are detected. Is there anything I can do to also detect the hubs?

PS : i have a licence

Thanks.

Hello friends,

I am a new user trying VirtualHere for the first time so I can pass my quest 3 microphone to my windows PC while remote PC gaming via Moonlight Streaming with Sunshine

This is what I've tried so far:

Hi,

I use the VirtualHere Windows client with a Server 2022, console only. There is no manual interaction, all works automated via shell script (Powershell).
The server acesses a certain USB dongle using VH.

Trying out several options for client configuration and usage, I found it would be great if there was a Windows Console Client, analogous to the Linux client. I could not even get Help with -h, as this tries to open a GUI window. Not all commands can be rerouted with -r.

Hi,

I'm trying to use this to access a Teensy 4.1 connected by USB to an Orange Pi Zero 2W (arm64 running Ubuntu) with my Windows 10 laptop.  I am able to see the USB show up on my PC, but am not able to connect to the serial monitor to see the data being transmitted by the Teensy.  I currently have the Teensy serial port baud rate configured at 115200.  Any ideas of what to try?

Thanks,

Nathan