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Hello - 

One of the USB drives in a HUB that contains multiple USB drives intermittently becomes unavailable. At times, it comes back online on its own, at other times a restart of the server console, or the service, or the virtual here client (right click->stop using->start using). Any idea why it detaches, when every other USB on this hub does not require this step?

Ping Settings

Server Ping Period 3 seconds

Server Ping Timeout 10 seconds

Thanks,

Chris 

Hey everyone,

I am using the server on my Android Shield to send my mouse and keyboard to the PC. It is working very well but when I'm finisehd I would like to use mouse and keyboard again on the Android device but it seems the server is not releasing the USB and unless I unplug/plug the device, I cannot use it anymore on the host.

I did install the client as service and activate the AutoAttachToKernel=1 in config file but it does nothing unfortunatly.

Thank you in advance!

Hi there, hope you can help me.

Raspberry Pi 3 Model B v1.2

All new install, Debian core, rpi3 version of install 

I use VirtualHere on Debian, and that is all that is installed, and after time the USB ports seem to freeze and don’t release items.

A reboot fixes things but is not ideal.

Any ideas what might cause that?

I was reading through the documentation, and couldn’t find any reference to a server finding all clients on the network. 

I see that bonjour is setup on the server to broadcast out to clients, but not the other way around.

From the server side, I see that reverse connection is a new feature. It allows the server to connect to static ips (which is great), but didn’t notice a way to have the server find all current clients on the network.

Is there a built in way to find all clients dynamically from the server and I just missed it in the documentation?

Hi,

I'm having an issue with VirtualHere: the server doesn't retain the nicknames assigned to the dongles after a reboot. In the config.ini file, I see the string DeviceNicknames=PROG 1,0529,0003,12,PROG 2,0529,0001,16,PROG 3,0529,0001,17..., but it seems that it's not being loaded correctly by the program. Does anyone know why this might be happening or how to fix it?

Thanks!

The Raspberry Pi zero 2 w does a 64-bit Cortex-A53, like the Pi3, but it is suggested to run the 32 bit version of their OS on it due to very low RAM availability.

I see that there is a VirtualHere USB Server Optimized for Pi3 and Pi3B+ (Cortex-A53 hardware floating with NEON SIMD ARM8 instruction support) listed. Would that be the version that would work on the 02w? The proc name is right, but the "neon simd arm8" part I don't know about. 

Is there a way to get the COM Port value with the Command Line API for a given Virtual Here Address ?

Hi Michael :)

Just a fast question, is the system supported on the raspberry pi zero 2 W?

Thanks!

Hi, 
 

I am trying to share my bluetooth dongle to my mac running sonoma 14.5. I was able to get Sonoma to recognize the external USB dongle and use it over the internal one when directly plugged into the mac by following these instructions: https://dongle.hideez.com/how-to-use-hideez-bluetooth-dongle-on-macos/s…

Hi,
I bought the Android server and I'm pretty sure I tested the device before and it was working, but now the device is not being recognized by the VirtualHere Android server.
I tried to uninstall the app and clean caches and data, but this specific 2.4 GHz dongle is not getting recognized.
I tried many others and had no problem with any of them, but this one is not working. I'm not getting the message to "Allow VirtualHere USB access..." for this particular device...
I tested this same dongle on a trial VirtualHere Windows server and it worked without a problem.