MagellanTX

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  • in reply to: Windows 10: No USB devices detected for forwarding #30575
    MagellanTX
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    Try to disable Secure Boot in your VM settings.

    Yep, that did it! I disabled the secure-boot option on the VM side and both remote and local USB sharing started working.

    Thank you for your help!!

     

    in reply to: Windows 10: No USB devices detected for forwarding #30540
    MagellanTX
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    Sorry for the delay. Here is the output…

    sudo insmod /usr/NX/bin/drivers/nxusb.ko
    insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /usr/NX/bin/drivers/nxusb.ko: Required key not available

    in reply to: Windows 10: No USB devices detected for forwarding #30439
    MagellanTX
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    I’ve rebooted the machine, tried sharing a USB drive (which failed) and then captured the journalctl logs.

    Thanks for the help!

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    in reply to: Windows 10: No USB devices detected for forwarding #30421
    MagellanTX
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    Thank you! Definitely getting closer. I was able to compile the driver (compiled as SU not SUDO) and now on the Windows side I can see all my USB devices. However, when I try to share, it just spins for about 15 seconds and then errors out. After compiling, I did restart the nxserver and the entire machine.

    If I attach a USB device to the Linux side, I do not see it on the Windows side strangely enough. I’ve tried USB 2.0/3.0 drives.

    lsmod | grep nxusb     never returns anything.

    I’ve attached the logs from both sides but no nxusb.log is created on the Linux side.

    Thanks again for the help!

    in reply to: Windows 10: No USB devices detected for forwarding #30370
    MagellanTX
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    You’re right, the USB module has not been built on the Linux side. However, I can’t seem to compile them.

    As soon as I execute make, it stops with `error: macro “access_ok” passed 3 arguments, but takes just 2
    if(!access_ok(VERIFY_READ, (void *)iso, iso_count * sizeof(struct eveusb_vhci_ioc_iso_packet_giveback)))`

    The target machine is CentOS Linux 8.2.2004 (core) and I’ve installed kernel-devel-4.18.0-193.28.1.el8_2.x86_64.rpm

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