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I'm giving VIrtualhere a try before buying a licence, but I have an strange issue :

virtual Usb device isn't working on OS X Mavericks, but the same device works perfectly on my Windows 8.1 64 bits box.

All I have in the OS X system.log after trying to use the device (Canon pixma 9500) is the following messages :

Hi, on my Beaglebone with Ubuntu the Virtualhere-server works fine but after a while dmesg is full of usb related messages and the Virtualhere-client shows no usb-devices anymore => http://nopaste.info/244dc8d095.html i think usb-autosuspend deactivate all my usb devices after a while... replugging dosen't work, sometimes one device shows up but only a reboot really fix it for a while.

Here's a strange one:

I set up an Ubuntu server to share a USB device to my Mac running Mavericks 10.9.2 and the VirtualHere.app.

Worked like a charm! So, so awesome.

In a heart beat I ordered a Raspberry Pi to make that the main sharing "machine" instead.

But with this one, there's no love. The Raspberry Hub and my iPod shows up under USB Hubs, but when I connect to it, nothing happens except my my console continually outputs the following lines:

maybe i've a problem...
I want to purchase a licence for my BeagleBone Black but the cpu serial number contains only zeros (BeagleBoneBlack,s/n=0000000000000000,1 device) and only the RPI server works on it (installed ubuntu and maybe this is the problem)
if all this is no problem how should i buy the licence? with the beaglebone option or the raspberry pi option? and the whole sting or just the cpu serial?

Dear VirtualHere Team member,

Hi,
i don't see an option to specify a manual hub when running the client as a service.
I have to specify one, because there is no avahi working at my openWrt device (Carambola2).

Hey there,

Hi there. Great piece of software you've developed! I've got a small question if you could answer it for me please.

Hi,

when i connect an usb stick to my carambola2 board, i see following syslog entry


Mar 29 12:06:07 carambola2 user.err vhusbdar7x9x: Failed to open the hub file descriptor, No such file or directory (/dev/bus/usb/001/001)


Same behaviour with avahi server and no-avahi server.

Have a funny one here...

We need to support some old WindowsXP specific Applications that need to use a MODEM to communicate with remote embedded hardware. We're running the VirtualHere Server on Ubuntu 64bit with a Prolific USB to Serial Adapter with a Serial MODEM attached to that. Ubuntu dmesg output lists the Prolific USB to Serial Adapter as a pl2303 device.

Opening the Prolific USB to Serial Device via the VirtualHere USB Hub results in an instant BlueScreenOfDeath on the WindowsXP PC.