tata@tata ~ $ usbip list -l
.......
- busid 3-2.2.2 (046d:c626)
Logitech, Inc. : 3Dconnexion Space Navigator 3D Mouse (046d:c626)
.........
tata@tata ~ $ sudo usbip bind -b 3-2.2.2
usbip: error: error binding device 3-2.2.2 to driver: No such device
usbip: error: could not bind device to usbip-host
Some weeks ago works fine, now dont
Space navigator works fine in linux
ArchLinux 64bit
How to fix it?
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From your comments, I guess you should use : ./usbip bind -b 3-2
but you used [tata@tata ~ $ sudo usbip bind -b 3-2.2.2] that's why you got the error.
hope it can help you. thank you very much!
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Sorry sir, I can't post a information because the network. so sorry to post my topic beside yours....
Have a good day!
I can run the usbIP, samba and some other usb share project. But most of them are shared based on TCP/IP.
But I have some questions and problems about sharing the USB disk both on USB cable and TCP/IP network, It would be much appreciated that if you can provide some advice.
in my project, I need to provide a solution , that will let the end user to access the USB disk as the following logical diagram:
windows 10 system (End user side)=====USB cable======Linux A board(Kernel 3.10.xx)=====LAN network=====Linux B board=====USB disk
that means:
End user use the Microsoft windows 10 system, but the USB disk was pluged in the Linux B board, user need to access the USB disk and copy files from it and past some files on local into it;
the windows 10 was connected with the Linux A board via USB cable, not network(if it's network , I can provide samba solution to resolve it easily, unfortunately, it's not network);
Linux A board and Linux B board are in the same local network, they are connected via network and can share files by TCP/IP , samba USBIP... In fact, these linux boards were put in one office or one building mostly.
Could you please tell me how can I finished this requirement with quick and easy solution? more detail more good.
Have a good day and thank you very much!
My failed solution:
Linux A access Linux B with samba, that ok; windows access Linux A , at that moment, Linux A must be set to MSG slave in the kernel, that ok; But I can't transfer files between they two;
windows access Linux A by serial port protocol, and connect Linux A with client program(secureCRT), read the files on Linux A (mounted to the USB directory), and transfer by zmodem protocol, but, the speed is very very slow.
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What happened?
tata@tata ~ $ usbip list -l
.......
- busid 3-2.2.2 (046d:c626)
Logitech, Inc. : 3Dconnexion Space Navigator 3D Mouse (046d:c626)
.........
tata@tata ~ $ sudo usbip bind -b 3-2.2.2
usbip: error: error binding device 3-2.2.2 to driver: No such device
usbip: error: could not bind device to usbip-host
Some weeks ago works fine, now dont
Space navigator works fine in linux
ArchLinux 64bit
How to fix it?
In my side, It usually like 1-1 or 2-2
eg: ./usbip bind -b 1-1
123 test from google mail
wang123456 wang123456@users.sourceforge.net 于2020年9月15日周二 下午3:58写道:
please use ./usbip list -l to find the busID.
From your comments, I guess you should use : ./usbip bind -b 3-2
but you used [tata@tata ~ $ sudo usbip bind -b 3-2.2.2] that's why you got the error.
hope it can help you. thank you very much!
Sorry sir, I can't post a information because the network. so sorry to post my topic beside yours....
Have a good day!
I can run the usbIP, samba and some other usb share project. But most of them are shared based on TCP/IP.
But I have some questions and problems about sharing the USB disk both on USB cable and TCP/IP network, It would be much appreciated that if you can provide some advice.
in my project, I need to provide a solution , that will let the end user to access the USB disk as the following logical diagram:
windows 10 system (End user side)=====USB cable======Linux A board(Kernel 3.10.xx)=====LAN network=====Linux B board=====USB disk
that means:
End user use the Microsoft windows 10 system, but the USB disk was pluged in the Linux B board, user need to access the USB disk and copy files from it and past some files on local into it;
the windows 10 was connected with the Linux A board via USB cable, not network(if it's network , I can provide samba solution to resolve it easily, unfortunately, it's not network);
Linux A board and Linux B board are in the same local network, they are connected via network and can share files by TCP/IP , samba USBIP... In fact, these linux boards were put in one office or one building mostly.
Could you please tell me how can I finished this requirement with quick and easy solution? more detail more good.
Have a good day and thank you very much!
My failed solution:
Linux A access Linux B with samba, that ok; windows access Linux A , at that moment, Linux A must be set to MSG slave in the kernel, that ok; But I can't transfer files between they two;
windows access Linux A by serial port protocol, and connect Linux A with client program(secureCRT), read the files on Linux A (mounted to the USB directory), and transfer by zmodem protocol, but, the speed is very very slow.