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I have compiled FreeRDP from the tip of the Master branch on (and for), an ARM v7 processor, (see cmake command line below).It all seems to build correctly and the basic xfreerdp client works for a full remote desktop.I cannot however determine how to get the USB redirection working with a remote virtual server running under Microsoft Hyper-V. I have tried many different command line switch options all without any success, (they also don't produce any error messages).Reading the 'USB Redirection' wiki entry it appears that there should also be a kernel module and service as well as the FreeRDP plugin. I haven't been able to locate any further information on these?I have also provided a typical xfreerdp command line, (see below), that I have been using in my testing. The remote Hyper-V virtual server is a Windows Server 2012 R2 machine which has been tested and is fully functional with the Microsoft RDP client.Any help would be greatly appreciated.p.s.
I have started looking at 'USB Redirector for Linux' from here: ' as a possible alternative. Has anyone had any experience to share with this product? My CMAKE Command Line:/usr/local/bin/cmake -DVENDOR=CloudTerminal -DTARGETARCH=ARM -DMONOLITHICBUILD=OFF -DBUILDSHAREDLIBS=ON -DCMAKEBUILDTYPE=Release -DWITHSSE2=OFF -DWITHNEON=ON -DARMFPABI=hard -DWITHGSTREAMER010=ON -DWITHJPEG=ON -DWITHCUPS=ON -DWITHPULSE=ON -DWITHALSA=ON -DWITHCHANNELS=ON -DCHANNELURBDRC=ON. My XFREERDP Command Line:/usr/local/bin/xfreerdp /bpp:24 /f +compression -clipboard -fonts -aero -decorations -window-drag -menu-anims -themes -wallpaper /t:'Test Terminal' /cert-ignore /sec:tls /d:'DOMAIN' /v:'my.server.com' /usb:id,dev:0c45:6128 My XFREERDP Response:loading channel drdynvcUnable to find a match for unix timezone: Etc/UTCLoading Dynamic Virtual Channel urbdrcVID: 0x0C45 PID: 0x6128Regist Device: Vid: 0x0C45 Pid: 0x6128 InterfaceClass = 0xFF.
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The above redirection operator examples are within the context of Command Prompt, but you can also use them in a BAT file. When you use a BAT file to pipe a command's output to a text file, the exact same commands described above are used, but instead of pressing Enter to run them, you just have to open the.BAT file.
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How to Use USB Redirector for Linux in USB Client Mode Installing USB Redirector for Linux in USB client modeTo install USB Redirector for Linux in USB client mode on your computer, you should and extract an installation package, then execute the following command./installer.sh install-clientIf you faced any problems during the installation, please read our.If installation completed successfully, the daemon named usbsrvd will be running in your system, it does the actual redirection. You need to use usbclnt command-line utility for connecting/disconnecting USB devices, it is also installed in your system. Each USB Server has its own status:connected - USB client is connected to remote USB Server.disconnected - USB client can not connect to remote USB Server.version conflict - incorrect version of USB Server on the remote computer.Each USB device has its own status:available for connection - remote USB device is available for connection.not available - remote USB device is not available for connection.connected - remote USB device is connected to this computer.in exclusion list - remote USB device is in exclusion list and can not be connected.