David Wasser

hmm if it doesn't show up in host view I don't believe its able to find the device through a broadcast UDP datagram, you will just have to bind the device in raw call, if your a programmer and willing to figure it out the help would be greatly appreciated.

So couldn't find an armv6l toolchain but found an armv5l toolchain, i have uploaded https://github.com/dicetrash/qusbipserver/releases/download/0.1/qusbipserver_armel.deb which i have never tested (as I own an orangpi zero w which is armhf) but should work

Yes seem it SEGV faulted raspberry pi 1 - A, B, zero, and zero w are armel, raspberry pi 2 - is armhf raspberry pi 3/4 - is arm64 which one do you have and which copy of the software did you install, gotta make sure you installed the correct package for the correct CPU.

Yes seem it SEGV faulted raspberry pi 1 - A, B, zero, and zero w are armel, raspberry pi 2 - is armhf raspberry pi 3/4 - is amd64 which one do you have and which copy of the software did you install, gotta make sure you installed the correct package for the correct CPU. On Fri, Jul 10, 2020 at 5:49 AM Kurt Struevy kstr50@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Hi David, thanks a lot for your answer! I checked it on the raspberry. This is the output: ~~~ pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo systemctl start qusbipserver pi@raspberrypi:~...

Oh you have an armel raspberry pi (rpi 1, zero, zero w) , I don't believe I offered an armel package only an armhf package (rpi 2) on github and so it seg faulted. I can make one and upload it.

You should probably make sure that the two are on the same network, otherwise you may need to figure out the ip address of the raspberry pi and see if you can ping it from the ubuntu device.

I would love to help, so I would say first part is to check if the service is running on the raspberry pi systemctl status qusbipserver should see if its running, if it is not running than systemctl start qusbipserver then on the ubuntu machine open up qusbip and it should ask for permissions necessary to bind devices, after that open up the "raw call" tab on the window and type in the host "raspberrypi" in the host section and click the button that is "list remote by host", in the little monitor...

I have created a new gui and server project built on the usb/ip project, https://github.com/dicetrash/qusbip for the client and gui and and https://github.com/dicetrash/qusbipserver that does some group calls and binds from remote. I even started a little hackday.io project https://hackaday.io/project/169775-usbip-ez anyone willing to help is appreciated.