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May the Ubuntu Be With You!
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Hi, Guys!
I have installed Innotek's VirtualBox and almost evrything went well, except there is a problem with USB devices. I installed a Windows XP desktop and it doesn't see either my HP psc1350 all-in-one printer, or my Logitech QuickCam for Notebooks Pro webcam. However, it saw my USB mouse straight-up. I think it may be a permissions thing. I have gone into System>Administration>Users & Groups and checked both myself and root in vboxusers. I also created a group called usb and included both myself and root in that group. I went through the usual thing in windows and loaded-up the software and drivers for the hardware and then, when prompted, plugged the devices in, but to no avail. Any suggestions? Regards, Roger
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Whoop! Got it!
It took a bit of digging, but I finally cracked it! 1. Create a group usbusers and put yourself in it. (System>Administration>Users & Groups>Manage Groups>Add Groups) 2. In a terminal, type in lsub and note down the vendor and id numbers for the USB devices that you want to enable. In my case, for the HP printer, it was 03f0:3611 and for the Logitech QuickCam, it was 046d:0861. 3. In VirtuaBox's USB section add both of these devices, making sure you have the vendor and id numbers correct. 4. As a super user, edit the properties of the file /etc/udev, so that you can read and write to the file. 5. To be sure, re-boot and enjoy! This software rocks! Regards, Roger
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Just Give Me the Beans!
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
can you access your harddrive file? i mean since we're installing our OS in virtual drive. is it possible?
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Quad Shot of Ubuntu
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
what do you mean by vendor id and number id??? When I type lsusb I get different columns (Bus, Device, ID and a denomination). Which one is vendor and which one is number ID???
When I enter the ID in the product ID box, I get an error message... Thanks |
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Ubuntu addict and loving it
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
Vendor (Could be Device I think) for example is Hp Printer and the ID is 03f0:3611. Now do you get it?
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
When I do lsusb for my USB harddrive I get:
Bus 005 Device 005: ID 0930:6534 Toshiba Corp. So I enter 0930:6534 as product ID and Toshiba Corp. as vendor ID and I get: Vendor ID filter string 'Toshiba Corp.' is not valid (error at position 5). If I enter Toshiba Corp. as manufacturer I get: Product ID filter string '0930:6534' is not valid (error at position 5). Anyone knows what's going on? |
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First Cup of Ubuntu
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
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$ VBoxManage list usbhost instead $ lsusb and add the numbers inside the brackets I still have the problem to give permissions to Virtualbox for my bluetooth device , that i fixed launching virtualbox as root Saluts Neco Last edited by neco; January 25th, 2007 at 07:20 PM.. |
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Quad Shot of Ubuntu
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
Thanks
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Dipped in Ubuntu
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
Not working for me
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A Carafe of Ubuntu
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Re: VirtualBox USB problems
yup, I am also stuck on step 4...
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