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Client permanently hangs when tunneling USB sound devices with raspberry pi as server. This is a first-time occurrance: It was recently attempted and is failing from the start, rather than having worked in the past and failing recently.

Devices which produce failure:
FUNCubeDongle Pro+ (2 sound and 1 HID subdevice)
UAC 3556B sound dongle

Devices confirmed to work:
Generic USB flash drive

Scangear close the Win7@64 Diver

Error code 5.155.55

any solutions?

Hi.
I've connected 3 devices through USB hub, and now my VH client shows 4 devices - the ones I'm using and USB HID.
Is there a way to hide it? I'd like to have listed only these devices that I'd like to use.

Hi,

My ReadyNAS102 has two USB3 ports on the back. I have a USB3 harddrive which I would like to have plugged in permanently into one of these ports.

I have noticed that any USB2 devices plugged into either the USB2 or USB3 ports work fine. Also, the USB3 harddrive plugged into a USB2 port works fine. However, when I try to plug in the USB3 hardrive into a USB3 port, although it shows up in the list of devices in the client software, it doesn't seem to get recognised by the client computer (a desktop running Ubuntu 14.04).

I have a QNAP NAS (412, ARM based) and a Mac OS 10.9.3. Using VirtualHere I can connect devices (WesternDigital external USB drives in my case), but Mac fails to recognise them.

I observed that in the system log the very same usb device changes its Product and Vendor IDs every time I start/stop using it with VirtualHere's client. What can be the problem?

Hi, I have a Dlink DNS-320 with FFP 0.7.
I tried to execute Virtualhere but in every Arm version that I have tried there are missing library and the software doesn't starts.

I tried "Netgear ReadyNas 102, 104, 2120" and this is the error:
/mnt/HD/HD_a2/VirtualhereReadyNas/vhusbd: error while loading shared libraries: libavahi-client.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Hi,

Virtualhere is so close to being the perfect solution to sharing my multifunctional printer across my home network, but I do have an issue with running the linux client.

I have the VirtualHere USB Server running on my ReadyNAS102 and I am running the client software on an Ubuntu 14.04 desktop machine (I have other windows clients too in which I don't have the same issue).

I am trying to connect a USB-device (one of these Trimble S6) using VirtualHere on a Raspberry Pi (the version with the mounting holes). The device appears on the Windows 7 64-bit client and the driver is successfully loaded, but I am unable to communicate with the device. It does not show up in any of my regular applications.

I have successfully connected a regular thumb drive and transferred files to it and also a Logitech webcam.

Hi Michael, i use the Virtualhere server on my OpenWrt RT3xxx router. Sometimes my Wifi connection is not that stable and connection from the client gets interrupted.
When it connects again it will show "in use by ...". Off course i can disconnect the user in the --admin mode of the client, but the CPU of the server is already at 100% (permanent!), making the Wifi very slow and connection almost impossible.

Wouldn't it be better to just disconnect the user at the server when the TCP/IP-connection gets interrupted ? Or maybe there is another solution for this problem?

Hi there. I'm trying to get my HP Photosmart C4680 printer to work with my ReadyNAS 104 system but not having much success.

I have installed the app on the NAS (VirtualHere USB server v 1.8.4) , as well as the client on my machine (client v 2.3.4 on a mac running Mavericks OSX 10.9.2).
The client recognises that the printer is connected to the NAS and I've double clicked it on the list, to install the drivers.