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[usbip-devel] sharing usb soundcard --> This device cannot start. (Code 10) / BSOD

[Roger T. <tin...@br...>]

Dear group

 

I am trying to share a usb device which is acting as a soundcard with
usbip. As server, I use ubuntu 11.04 server, as client I use Windows 7
(I tested with 32 bit and 64 bit). Sharing a regular USB stick is
working without any problems, but I am not able to share the
usb-soundcard. On my Windows 7 computer, the soundcard is getting
displayed as "USB Device Over IP" under "Audio-/Video- and
Gamecontrollers" with an exclamation mark. If I display the properties,
the status is "This device cannot start. (Code 10)" (or similar, I am
working with a german version).

 

Both Windows systems (32 bit and 64 bit) crashed once with a blue screen
as I was trying to connect to the soundcard using "usbip -a
192.168.126.201 2-1" for the first time! After that "initial BSOD", I
was able to do an "usbip -a 192.168.126.201 2-1" without blue screen and
the device is getting listed in device manager, but with the status
"This device cannot start. (Code 10)"

 

In the meantime, I am able to reproduce the blue screen by deinstalling
the driver of the "USB Device Over IP" - device, then disconnecting and
reconnecting the device. The problem is:

 

usbaudio.sys

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

*** STOP: 0x00000050 (0x84000004, 0x00000000, 0xB4ADC381, 0x00000002)

*** usbaudios.sys - Address B4ADC381 base at B4ACF000, DateStamp
4ce79c0f

 

 

When I try to update the driver, Windows is saying that the driver is up
to date

 

 

Is there anyone able to help? 

 

Thanks, Roger

 

 

Additional information:

 

On ubuntu:

 

root@ubuntu:~# usbip_bind_driver --list

List USB devices

- busid 2-1 (04d8:fb56)

         2-1:1.0 -> snd-usb-audio

         2-1:1.1 -> snd-usb-audio

         2-1:1.2 -> usbhid

 

- busid 2-2 (413c:8000)

         2-2:1.0 -> btusb

         2-2:1.1 -> btusb

         2-2:1.2 -> none

 

root@ubuntu:~# usbip_bind_driver --usbip 2-1

** (process:965): DEBUG:  2-1:1.0       -> snd-usb-audio

** (process:965): DEBUG: unbinding interface

** (process:965): DEBUG:  2-1:1.1       -> snd-usb-audio

** (process:965): DEBUG: unbinding interface

** (process:965): DEBUG:  2-1:1.2       -> usbhid

** (process:965): DEBUG: unbinding interface

** (process:965): DEBUG: write "add 2-1" to
/sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbip/match_busid

** Message: bind 2-1 to usbip, complete!

root@ubuntu:~#

 

 

On Windows 7:

 

C:\Transfer\usbip_windows_v0.2.0.0_signed>usbip -l 192.168.126.201

- 192.168.126.201

     2-1: Microchip Technology, Inc. : unknown product (04d8:fb56)

        : /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb2/2-1

        : (Defined at Interface level) (00/00/00)

        :  0 - Audio / Control Device / unknown protocol (01/01/00)

        :  1 - Audio / Streaming / unknown protocol (01/02/00)

        :  2 - Human Interface Device / No Subclass / None (03/00/00)

 

 

C:\Transfer\usbip_windows_v0.2.0.0_signed>usbip -a 192.168.126.201 2-1

new usb device attached to usbvbus port 1

 

 

[usbip-devel] linux module migration

[rektide <re...@vo...>]

Hello usbip-devel,

I'm suffering from the change in module names that the Linux kernel has underwent. OpenWRT
still includes 0.1.7 from the sourceforge SVN tree, which is not compatible with the new
kernel modules named usbip-core and usbip-host: running usbipd on this tree gives this
error:

usbip err: stub_driver.c:  33 (open_sysfs_stub_driver) usbip_common_mod.ko and usbip.ko must
be loaded

This problem is being tracked in OpenWRT land as ticket #10992,
https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/10992 . I have confidence OpenWRT can use the userspace
driver bundled in the kernel, but I'm curious whether usbip has any intent to distribute
this module outside of the kernel source proper, whether there is any specific project I can
track to just watch usbip devel, or perhaps that we can use at OpenWRT to build a reasonably
up to date set of usbip tools?

Is there an up to date source tree for usbip, or usbip userland drivers?

Regards,
rektide

[usbip-devel] MosChip MCS8140 sources published

[Matthias B. <mat...@us...>]

Hi everyone,

seems, the MosChip Firmware is completely GPL.

I'm uploading it to SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/moschip-mcs8140/

Currently committing ...

Cheers,
Matthias

Re: [usbip-devel] MosChip MCS8140 Firmware sources

[Ricardo G. da S. <ca...@gm...>]

I think it won't hurt anyone if you go public with the code. In the case of
noone really wants it now at least it'll be available as reference in the
future.


Best regards,

Ricardo

On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 8:29 AM, Matthias Bock <
mat...@us...> wrote:

> Hello everyone.
>
> MosChip has published the MCS8140 firmware source code.
> They sent it to me, after I requested it from their support.
> Consists of the linux 2.6.15 kernel, u-boot and usb-ip.
>
> Anyone interested ?
>
> I have to check, if it's completely GPL,
> then I can put it on Sourceforge ...
>
> Cheers,
> Matthias
>
>
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[usbip-devel] MosChip MCS8140 Firmware sources

[Matthias B. <mat...@us...>]

Hello everyone.

MosChip has published the MCS8140 firmware source code.
They sent it to me, after I requested it from their support.
Consists of the linux 2.6.15 kernel, u-boot and usb-ip.

Anyone interested ?

I have to check, if it's completely GPL,
then I can put it on Sourceforge ...

Cheers,
Matthias

[usbip-devel] missing usbip_common_mod

[Yuri S. <kin...@gm...>]

Hello.

I have 3.1.6 kernel with gentoo patches, and enabled config options:
Device Drivers->Staging drivers->USB/IP support
    (M)VHCI hcd
    (M)Host driver

localhost linux # cat .config | grep USBIP
CONFIG_USBIP_CORE=m
CONFIG_USBIP_VHCI_HCD=m
CONFIG_USBIP_HOST=m
# CONFIG_USBIP_DEBUG is not set

Аfter compiling I have only:

localhost usbip # ls /usr/src/linux/drivers/staging/usbip | grep ko
usbip-core.ko
usbip-host.ko
vhci-hcd.ko

I'am trying to use usbip-0.1.7 and I trying to start "usbipd -D" I ahve
such output:

usbip err: stub_server.c: 433 (do_standalone_mode) open usb.ids
usbip err: stub_driver.c:  33 (open_sysfs_stub_driver) usbip_common_mod.ko
and usbip.ko must be loaded

localhost usbip # modprobe usbip
FATAL: Module usbip not found.

localhost usbip # modprobe usbip_common_mod
FATAL: Module usbip_common_mod not found.


So where are I can find usbip_common_mod and usbip modules?

[usbip-devel] Building usbip.exe for windows

[Dmitry B. <be...@gm...>]

Greetings!

Sorry for the newbie's question but what is the version of sources
matching to usbip for windows downloadable from the site?

Thank you!

-- 
SY, Dmitry Belyavsky

Re: [usbip-devel] String descriptors on windows - patch

[Tim E. <Tim...@di...>]

I have used:
Name: busenum.c
URL: https://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/usbip/windows/trunk/busenum.c
Revision: 184

As I understand it, /windows/trunk is the current windows client driver but /obsolete/linux/trunk has the most recent windows user mode code.

Regards,
Tim

From: Ricardo Gomes da Silva <ca...@gm...<mailto:ca...@gm...>>
Date: 28 January 2012 17:07:45 GMT
To: "usb...@li...<mailto:usb...@li...>" <usb...@li...<mailto:usb...@li...>>
Subject: Re: [usbip-devel] String descriptors on windows - patch
Reply-To: "usb...@li...<mailto:usb...@li...>" <usb...@li...<mailto:usb...@li...>>
Tim,

Which busenum.c you patched? The repository is a mess, so it's hard to find the correct version there :(

All patches I've done are for usbip/obsolete/linux/trunk/, which, as far as I know, it's the latest version of Windows code. I read somewhere that usbip_windows-0.2.0.0 is old, but I can't remember where.


Best regards,

Ricardo
On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Tim Edmonds <Tim...@di...<mailto:Tim...@di...>> wrote:
Attached patch fixes indexed descriptors (mainly string descriptors) with the windows client driver.

Regards,
Tim

Re: [usbip-devel] String descriptors on windows - patch

[Ricardo G. da S. <ca...@gm...>]

Tim,

Which busenum.c you patched? The repository is a mess, so it's hard to find
the correct version there :(

All patches I've done are for *usbip/obsolete/linux/trunk/*, which, as far
as I know, it's the latest version of Windows code. I read somewhere that *
usbip_windows-0.2.0.0* is old, but I can't remember where.


Best regards,

Ricardo

On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 11:38 AM, Tim Edmonds
<Tim...@di...>wrote:

> Attached patch fixes indexed descriptors (mainly string descriptors) with
> the windows client driver.****
>
> ** **
>
> Regards,****
>
> Tim****
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[usbip-devel] Current status of Windows support

[Ricardo G. da S. <ca...@gm...>]

Hi folks!

Does anyone here have any idea of the current windows support for USB/IP?
I've tried working with some recent versions of usbip and usbipd on Linux
(kernel 3.1.6-1), but I haven't managed yet to make the windows client list
the devices. For some reason it's not working:

C:\Users\Ricardo\Desktop\usbip's Stuff\usbip\bin>usbip.exe -l 192.168.1.20
- 192.168.1.20
usbip err: usbip_network.c: 121 (usbip_recv_op_common) recv op_common, -1
usbip err:       usbip.c: 216 (query_exported_devices) recv op_common
usbip err:       usbip.c: 288 (show_exported_devices) query

I think the userspace code has been moved to the kernel repository, so I'll
try to make it work here.


Thanks,

Ricardo

Re: [usbip-devel] Ethernet USB hubs

[Techno S. <tec...@gm...>]

I haven't tried with Linux clients though.

On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 12:22 PM, Steven Maddox <s.m...@la...>wrote:

> Hi Techno Scavenger
>
> That page mentions no Linux support or Linux client drivers.  Does it work
> with the Linux USB/IP projects client?
>
> i.e. usbip -l <ip of sx-3000gb>
>
> > Ok, this is not answer to your question but I am using Silex (
> >
> http://www.silexamerica.com/products/usb_device_connectivity/sx-3000gb.html
> )
> > for my USB over IP needs. Behind the scene it is using Linux and it has
> > (mostly) Windows application clients.
> >
> > On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Steven Maddox
> > <s.m...@la...>wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> When searching for a "USB over IP" adapter I came across these...
> >>
> >> - Lindy 4 Port USB 2.0 over IP Server (part number 42829)
> >> - Exsys EX-6001
> >> - Quatech USBN-500
> >>
> >> All I think are discontinued, but all support Linux with a "Nuport
> >> Admin"
> >> driver.  Looking at the drivers makefile it was principally written by
> >> Takahiro Hirofuchi in 2006.  All three devices I think are identical due
> >> to them all using the Moschip MCS8140 chip I'm guessing.
> >>
> >> So I spent a while wondering if the popular Linux USB/IP project we see
> >> today and these drivers are the same project and it seems they are.
> >>
> >> I realize I can just build a Linux PC and use it as a server - but I
> >> just
> >> don't want anything as big or as power hungry as that... a little box to
> >> serve as the USB server will do just fine.
> >>
> >> So I've two questions if anyone will entertain me :)
> >>
> >> 1) Even if I could get a hole of one of these devices would it work with
> >> the usbip projects client as it stands today
> >> 2) Are there any other small usb server hubs that work with the usbip
> >> projects client? (preferably something still being sold!)
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Steven
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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[usbip-devel] EXSYS USB/IP Servers

[Matthias <mat...@us...>]

Hi Steven,

Right, the Linux client available for download
on EXSYS homepage is the USB/IP VHCI driver + some closed source binary.
So yes, EX-6001 runs with usbip. Most probably the
device's firmware simply contains usbip.
MosChips's homepage
 http://www.moschip.com/usbserver.php
states, that the firmware is based on the Linux kernel.
This means, there must be source code available somewhere.

Do you know where? Has anyone requested it?

Unfortunately EX-6000 and EX-6001 are different.
6000 uses a Elite E1868M4 SoC, while 6001, as
you wrote, uses a MosChip MCS814x.

Is there anyone out there, familiar with this E1868M4 ?

Best, Matthias


Am Dienstag, den 10.01.2012, 13:24 +0000 schrieb Steven Maddox:
> Hi Matthias,
> 
> I am also after a commercial usb/ip server that supports the protocol that
> the usbip project uses.
> 
> If you look at the EXSYS EX-6001 (not sure how similar this is to your
> EXSYS EX-6000) drivers which are available here...
> 
> http://www.exsys.ch/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=673&language=en&zenid=421e59c30029a07ff9c4e281e3196f89?disp_order=2
> 
> It comes with Linux drivers, these drivers are written by Takahiro
> Hirofuchi who I believe is the principle developer of this usbip project. 
> In short I -think- the 6001 will already work with this project... but I
> haven't had anyone on this mailing list yet confirm anything with the
> MOSCHIP MCS8140 (like the 6001 has) works with usbip.
> 
> Steven
> 
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > As far as I can see, there is no support for commercially
> > available USB/IP Servers. They most probably use their
> > own proprietary protocols anyway, right?
> >
> > I have a EXSYS EX-6000 and could provide a
> > reverse-engineered protocol specification.
> >
> > Anyone interested in that?
> >
> > Would this allow for development of a
> > VHCI "wrapper" or is this a completely
> > new driver that needs to be implemented
> > apart from VHCI ?
> >
> > Best Regards, Matthias

Re: [usbip-devel] Commercial USB/IP Servers

[Steven M. <s.m...@la...>]

Hi Matthias,

I am also after a commercial usb/ip server that supports the protocol that
the usbip project uses.

If you look at the EXSYS EX-6001 (not sure how similar this is to your
EXSYS EX-6000) drivers which are available here...

http://www.exsys.ch/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=673&language=en&zenid=421e59c30029a07ff9c4e281e3196f89?disp_order=2

It comes with Linux drivers, these drivers are written by Takahiro
Hirofuchi who I believe is the principle developer of this usbip project. 
In short I -think- the 6001 will already work with this project... but I
haven't had anyone on this mailing list yet confirm anything with the
MOSCHIP MCS8140 (like the 6001 has) works with usbip.

Steven

> Hi everyone,
>
> As far as I can see, there is no support for commercially
> available USB/IP Servers. They most probably use their
> own proprietary protocols anyway, right?
>
> I have a EXSYS EX-6000 and could provide a
> reverse-engineered protocol specification.
>
> Anyone interested in that?
>
> Would this allow for development of a
> VHCI "wrapper" or is this a completely
> new driver that needs to be implemented
> apart from VHCI ?
>
> Best Regards, Matthias
>
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[usbip-devel] Commercial USB/IP Servers

[Matthias <mat...@us...>]

Hi everyone,

As far as I can see, there is no support for commercially
available USB/IP Servers. They most probably use their
own proprietary protocols anyway, right?

I have a EXSYS EX-6000 and could provide a
reverse-engineered protocol specification.

Anyone interested in that?

Would this allow for development of a
VHCI "wrapper" or is this a completely
new driver that needs to be implemented
apart from VHCI ?

Best Regards, Matthias

Re: [usbip-devel] Ethernet USB hubs

[Steven M. <s.m...@la...>]

Hi Techno Scavenger

That page mentions no Linux support or Linux client drivers.  Does it work
with the Linux USB/IP projects client?

i.e. usbip -l <ip of sx-3000gb>

> Ok, this is not answer to your question but I am using Silex (
> http://www.silexamerica.com/products/usb_device_connectivity/sx-3000gb.html)
> for my USB over IP needs. Behind the scene it is using Linux and it has
> (mostly) Windows application clients.
>
> On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Steven Maddox
> <s.m...@la...>wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> When searching for a "USB over IP" adapter I came across these...
>>
>> - Lindy 4 Port USB 2.0 over IP Server (part number 42829)
>> - Exsys EX-6001
>> - Quatech USBN-500
>>
>> All I think are discontinued, but all support Linux with a "Nuport
>> Admin"
>> driver.  Looking at the drivers makefile it was principally written by
>> Takahiro Hirofuchi in 2006.  All three devices I think are identical due
>> to them all using the Moschip MCS8140 chip I'm guessing.
>>
>> So I spent a while wondering if the popular Linux USB/IP project we see
>> today and these drivers are the same project and it seems they are.
>>
>> I realize I can just build a Linux PC and use it as a server - but I
>> just
>> don't want anything as big or as power hungry as that... a little box to
>> serve as the USB server will do just fine.
>>
>> So I've two questions if anyone will entertain me :)
>>
>> 1) Even if I could get a hole of one of these devices would it work with
>> the usbip projects client as it stands today
>> 2) Are there any other small usb server hubs that work with the usbip
>> projects client? (preferably something still being sold!)
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Steven
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [usbip-devel] Ethernet USB hubs

[Techno S. <tec...@gm...>]

Ok, this is not answer to your question but I am using Silex (
http://www.silexamerica.com/products/usb_device_connectivity/sx-3000gb.html)
for my USB over IP needs. Behind the scene it is using Linux and it has
(mostly) Windows application clients.

On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Steven Maddox <s.m...@la...>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> When searching for a "USB over IP" adapter I came across these...
>
> - Lindy 4 Port USB 2.0 over IP Server (part number 42829)
> - Exsys EX-6001
> - Quatech USBN-500
>
> All I think are discontinued, but all support Linux with a "Nuport Admin"
> driver.  Looking at the drivers makefile it was principally written by
> Takahiro Hirofuchi in 2006.  All three devices I think are identical due
> to them all using the Moschip MCS8140 chip I'm guessing.
>
> So I spent a while wondering if the popular Linux USB/IP project we see
> today and these drivers are the same project and it seems they are.
>
> I realize I can just build a Linux PC and use it as a server - but I just
> don't want anything as big or as power hungry as that... a little box to
> serve as the USB server will do just fine.
>
> So I've two questions if anyone will entertain me :)
>
> 1) Even if I could get a hole of one of these devices would it work with
> the usbip projects client as it stands today
> 2) Are there any other small usb server hubs that work with the usbip
> projects client? (preferably something still being sold!)
>
> Thanks
>
> Steven
>
>
>
>
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[usbip-devel] Ethernet USB hubs

[Steven M. <s.m...@la...>]

Hi,

When searching for a "USB over IP" adapter I came across these...

- Lindy 4 Port USB 2.0 over IP Server (part number 42829)
- Exsys EX-6001
- Quatech USBN-500

All I think are discontinued, but all support Linux with a "Nuport Admin"
driver.  Looking at the drivers makefile it was principally written by
Takahiro Hirofuchi in 2006.  All three devices I think are identical due
to them all using the Moschip MCS8140 chip I'm guessing.

So I spent a while wondering if the popular Linux USB/IP project we see
today and these drivers are the same project and it seems they are.

I realize I can just build a Linux PC and use it as a server - but I just
don't want anything as big or as power hungry as that... a little box to
serve as the USB server will do just fine.

So I've two questions if anyone will entertain me :)

1) Even if I could get a hole of one of these devices would it work with
the usbip projects client as it stands today
2) Are there any other small usb server hubs that work with the usbip
projects client? (preferably something still being sold!)

Thanks

Steven

[usbip-devel] Ethernet USB hubs

[Steven M. <s.m...@la...>]

Hi,

When searching for a "USB over IP" adapter I came across these...

- Lindy 4 Port USB 2.0 over IP Server (part number 42829)
- Exsys EX-6001
- Quatech USBN-500

All I think are discontinued, but all support Linux with a "Nuport Admin"
driver.  Looking at the drivers makefile it was principally written by
Takahiro Hirofuchi in 2006.  All three devices I think are identical due
to them all using the Moschip MCS8140 chip I'm guessing.

So I spent a while wondering if the popular Linux USB/IP project we see
today and these drivers are the same project and it seems they are.

I realize I can just build a Linux PC and use it as a server - but I just
don't want anything as big or as power hungry as that... a little box to
serve as the USB server will do just fine.

So I've two questions if anyone will entertain me :)

1) Even if I could get a hole of one of these devices would it work with
the usbip projects client as it stands today
2) Are there any other small usb server hubs that work with the usbip
projects client? (preferably something still being sold!)

Thanks

Steven

[usbip-devel] Adding usbip modules problem.

[Trần T. T. <gi...@gm...>]

Hi all,
Sorry for posting here, but I can't find anywhere to ask.
I have RHEL 6 with
# uname -r
2.6.32-131.0.15.el6.x86_64

I'm trying to build usbip modules on staging driver. Everything is OK. I
have all needed *.ko files.
But I cannot add those modules on running kernel.

# pwd
/lib/modules/2.6.32-131.0.15.el6.x86_64
# ls | grep ko
usbip_common_mod.ko
usbip.ko
vhci-hcd.ko

# modprobe usbip
FATAL: Error inserting usbip
(/lib/modules/2.6.32-131.0.15.el6.x86_64/usbip.ko): Required key not
available
# insmod usbip.ko
insmod: error inserting 'usbip.ko': -1 Required key not available

How can I add it? Do I need to rebuild whole kernel?

TIA,
giobuon

[usbip-devel] USB Monitor's

[Edward P. <edw...@gm...>]

I have a Question.


I have one of those USB Monitor's  has anyone tried using it with ESXI?


Basically, I have a Virtual Server and when using the VPN software it
diables my local networking (Good security). I am limited to using the
VMWARE console. I was hoping to find a "Virtual Hardware" option which
would let me take a VIrtual USB port and connect either a USB Monitor to.

Oh the fun of doing things that are not inside the box :)

Thanks for any

Re: [usbip-devel] USB/IP Project Status

[Arjan M. <arj...@gm...>]

Hi, I personally have not bwen able to contribu9e over the past half year. However people have been submitting bugs and fixes. So the project is not completely dead.

I still want to merge windowz and linux clients. But the chance that I will get round to it soon is slim.

Please be aware that there are two "recent" windows versions. One meged version with linux in the obsolete linux tree and one in the windows tree. The linux tree one is my most recent one, but the binary vefsion is the other one and this one has seen more testing.

Sorry that Ican not spend more time at the moment to work on this project.

Best Regards,

Arjan

[usbip-devel] Windows Client v. 0.2.0.0 - Hangs after adding 6th device

[Dan T. <DT...@na...>]

This was solved! Had nothing to do with usbip. Problem was environmental
dealing with mismatched MTU sizes between two separate TCP stacks that
the USBIP data was passing through. 



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[usbip-devel] **Important Windows v.0.2.0.0 Info**

[Dan T. <DT...@na...>]

Just wanted to make all aware of my findings regarding where the source
code resides for the latest v. 0.2.0.0 Windows client.  The binary that
can be downloaded from SourceForge is built from the source code located
here:
http://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/usbip/obsolete/linux/trunk/

 

As per Arjan's email:

"obsolete/linux/trunk/src" is really the most recent windows client
code: I know the name is

awefull, but the intention was to also have the windows client code in
the linux kernel repository. (and as explained this has not happened
yet: it is something I still want to do but have not had time to do
yet).
The "windows/trunk" only contains the windows kernel code and not the
windows client code.
 
The binary that I downloaded (or the one I built from the same source
code) will not work in my environment. As others have reported,

the following errors occur when trying to perform a simple usbip.exe
-list <server_ip>.

 

>usbip -D --list 10.8.1.101

usbip dbg: usbip_network.c: 223 (tcp_connect ) trying 10.8.1.101 port
3240

usbip dbg: usbip_network.c: 243 (tcp_connect ) connected to
10.8.1.101:3240 - 10.8.1.101

usbip err: usbip_network.c: 121 (usbip_recv_op_common) recv op_common,
-1

usbip err:       usbip.c: 216 (query_exported_devices) recv op_common

usbip err:       usbip.c: 288 (show_exported_devices) query

 
Originally, I had thought the source code that was used to build the
latest binary was found here:

http://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/usbip/windows/tag/usbip_windows-
0.2.0.0/
 
But as Arjan has described to me..this is not the latest.  The latest
can be found (as mentioned above) under:
http://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/usbip/obsolete/linux/trunk/.
Since I had a problem with the latest, I built what was found under
http://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/usbip/windows/tag/usbip_windows-
0.2.0.0/ and added my own logic to read the usb.ids file to get vendor,
product, class and interface information displayed. (NOTE: Arjan says
this logic already resides in the latest source under the obsolete path,
but I did not know that at the time).   Hopefully this posting
enlightens others of where to find the source that was used to build the
binary that is available for download.  I was also hoping that others
who have downloaded the latest Windows binary can chime in and say
whether or not it works in their environment.  I have seen a few
postings with the same errors I am getting in my environment - but no
solutions.  My server side is comprised of the USBIP code as it exists
in the Linux v3.1-rc6 branch (which was what I am guessing the latest
available source as of about a week ago).  I did revert the #defines
that broke backward compatibility and I able to use this server code
with all older versions of the Windows client.   One last thing that I
am observing with the code I built from
http://usbip.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/usbip/windows/tag/usbip_windows-
0.2.0.0/  is that I am only able to connect 5 USB devices without a
problem Once I connect a 6th device the client hangs when trying to
perform a usbip.exe -list command.  I was hoping the latest Windows
client source would fix this problem...but I can't test it since the
usbip.exe -list command always throws the recv_op_common errors (as
listed above).

 

 



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Re: [usbip-devel] Fw: [usbip - Open Discussion] RE: Windows Client v.0.2.0.0 Problems

[Alexander T. <ale...@es...>]

On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 11:12 PM, Greg KH <gr...@su...> wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 03, 2011 at 08:32:39PM +0200, Arjan Mels wrote:
>> Dear Alexander, Greg,
>>
>> What happened with this patch? I did not see it end up in linux-next yet.
>
> It's in my trees, but they aren't public just yet with the downtime of
> kernel.org.  This patch will make it into the next 3.2 kernel release


Hi Arjan & Greg,

I can now see the patch in linux-next
(https://github.com/sfrothwell/linux-next/tree/master/drivers/staging/usbip)
In other news, kernel.org is back up :)

Alexander