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Hello,

I have a Problem with a SPR332 Chipdrive Smart Card Reader. This is physical connected to Raspberry Pi running as Server.

This works fine with a standalone Notebook running Win7 64bit as client connecting to the Pi server.

On my ESXi Vmware Server is also a Win7 64bit Installation running as VM. The drivers of the Card Reader also installed in the VM. The vhui64.exe Client also starts and the VirtualHere USB Host Controller an Hub are active in the Device Manager from Win7. The Client shows the Smart Card Reader if connected.

Hi Michael,

I am having an issue with a cloud-based Ubuntu 64-bit install that I am trying to use.

I can start the virtualhere client, it connects to the server, but as soon as I try to "use" a device, I get the following message:

21:25:47 INFO :VirtualHere 2.4.7 starting (Compiled: Sep 25 2014 01:42:45)
21:25:47 INFO :Using config at /home/ec2user/.vhui
21:25:47 INFO :IPC available at /tmp/vhclient
21:25:58 ERROR :Error 2 determining port, make sure the usbip kernel module is loaded

uname -a gives:

Hello Michael,

could you please provide client binaries for CentOS6.x (i386, amd64)?

Thanks,
Christian

Hello Michael,

could you please provide client binaries for Debian Wheezy (i386, amd64)?
You already have the binaries for the server.

On Debian Wheezy there is no dynamic library libusbip available.
There is only the package libusbip-dev which only provides are static version of the library.

Thanks,
Christian

hello
i am trying to use kinect with a rpi (raspbx) & a windows 7 installed on esxi. All seems ok, but when i try to define a new microphone, it seems the microphone does not work. Can someone help me on this issue ?
Tks in advance.
Arnaud

<p>Dear all,
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<p>I am unable to install the Server package on my DS 414 (DSM4.3). When I click the respective link a new page with cryptic code shows up. I tried to save it as a file but could not upload the file (unknown file Format). Am I missing anything?
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<p>Any help is highly appreciated</p>

I've been trying to get a USB card reader working with VH installed on a RPi. This is the first device I've tried that hasn't worked right off.
The device shows up in the client and I can connect to it. It just doesn't transfer any data. I have the OEM drivers installed and I know that they can communicate with the card reader (the device beeps when I initialize it) but I can't get it to return any data through the driver or as a straight HID keyboard.

Further to this I just tried a generic USB keyboard and I couldn't get it to work either.

Any thoughts?

Michael:

My application uses 4 serial ports and a USB sound adapter. Most of the time when I start my application it connects to a couple of the serial ports but then vhusbdpin aborts.
If I restart the PI I can usually connect and everything works fine.
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks;

Hi,
just installed the raspberry pi virtualhere server but cannot get it to work with the MacOs client.

The reason I installed VirtualHere was to get around broken USB ports on a MBP. However, on the Macbook Pro running MacOs 10.9.4, the client does see the disc and I can "use" the disc, but it does not show up in the finder.

The syslog on the server shows the use and on first inspection there are no error messages. The raspberry pi runs rasbian and has been fully updated, as that was suggested as a solution in these forums on a seemingly related MacOs issue.

Problem
Sometimes one can establish a connection with the scanner but often not. It is really a trail-on-error happening. Are you lucky to have an connection, the result of the scanner is poor and not usable (various gray bars on scan).
I was very enthusiastic about VirtualHere but it dropped dramatically fast and for me not usable at this stage.

Client: OSX Mavericks 10.9.4/Virtualhere Client version 2.4.4
VENDOR: EPSON
PRODUCT: EPSON Scanner
VENDOR ID: 0x04B8
PRODUCT ID: 0x012F
HUB: 0011
PORT: 0002