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I'm trying to run virtualhere server on raspberry pi 4, 32-bit rasperian operating system

1. downloaded Virtual Here USB server for Linux (ARM) on Rasberry Pi 4

2.In the downloads directory I made xhusbdarm excecutable via sudo chmod +x xhusbdarm

3. ran  xhusbdarm surver file via sudo ./xhusbdarm --> I do not get a message that that the server is active like all of the onlie videos show

I ran a search on my windows 10 64 bit using the correct server client but it doesn't see anything.

Good afternoon.

We have started testing your program. We tested it on Rutoken TLS. And it is not being pushed locally. 

Hi folks,

I'm brand new to this so apologies for any bad terminology or misunderstanding. Loving it so far... so just seeing how close to the dream set up I can get.

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I have a microserver recognition problem.
the Google Home application that manages Google Wifi  access points, (https://store.google.com/it/product/google_wifi_2nd_gen?hl=it) has the option to open ports and do NAT, but the device is not detected (the bonjour is unrecognized - also put UseAVAHI 1 in config.ini) and there is no possibility to manually enter the IP address .
Thanks for your help

Hi, just trialling the software and starting the server on Server 2019 causes instant crash, if run with compatability as win 8 it runs ok--oh and tried as admin as well but no go there either.

here is log if it helps

Hello,

has anyone expierence if Virtualhere (run as a service) works with a Shadow PC in VR Mode? I tried it with the free version in the autostart folder, but that only works in Shadow 2D mode. If I access Shadow through the quest2 VR app for SteamVR the Virtualhere exe seems not to run.

Thanks

hi, im currently in trial mode, im testing it before to buy, but i have an annoying bug, everytime i turn on my macbook pro from a sleep mode, i have this window that i can't close, i need to quit the app and restart:

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Hi,

I just installed the trial build for 32 bit Raspberry pi.  I have an ESP32 connected to one of the PI's USB ports.  It has a program that communicates to a terminal window connected to it's USB port.

The install using that curl... command went OK.
When I run the client on my windows 10 it shows the device.  ( A syilabs CP2102x which is the port on the ESP32 )

I can connect to it using vhui42.exe and it looks like it works.
In windows device manager it pops up as COM5.  All looks good so far.

Good evening, I'm curious if the Steam version of VirtualHere can be run from the SteamLink without streaming to the remote PC?
I assume I would need to run the app manually on the SteamLink if able.
The SteamVR app in the Oculus 2 will not run while the SteamLink is connected.

Alternatively, I assume I can purchase a standard version of VirtualHere and run it from a Pi and achieve the same goal?

Thanks in advance.

We are using the latest generic Linux vhclient and vhserver versions, all running on Ubuntu 20.04 PCs. We have several Android phones connected to the vhserver PC to be shared between our development team. While majority of Android devices (several Samsung and other manufacturer's devices) can be connected properly from the server to the clients, some models (Samsung S21+ and  Samsung XCover6 Pro, for example) with Android 12 cannot be taken into use.