On 06/03/2014 11:31 AM, Jean-Pierre WEISS wrote:
Thank you, it was so simple... I'm confusing, I haven't see the option
on the menu on spice-xpi.
In fact, it works on my Fedora 20 client. But not on my Debian client
for, with spice-client, I d'ont have the menu to had USB devices. Is it
a way to automatically mount USB devices ?
Did you try the native client on Debian? Maybe the spice-xpi version is
too old - if you don't see the menu it's a quite old spice-xpi version.
During my tests it was only possible to automatically mount USB devices
with the native client, not with the spice-xpi...
Thanks,
Jean-Pierre WEISS
Administrateur Systèmes et Réseaux
Mairie de Saint-Ouen
Le 03/06/2014 10:58, René Koch a écrit :
On 06/03/2014 10:33 AM, Jean-Pierre WEISS wrote:
Thank you, I have 2 clients, one on fedora 20 with spice-xpi
2.8.90-1.fc20 and one on debian 7.5 with spice-client. The USB
Support is set to Native but, on the vm, I can't see any USB device
that is connected to my clients.
I just tested USB redirection with a Fedora 20 client to a Fedora 20
guest (don't have a virtualized Windows 7 vm atm).
It works, but:
- With spice-xpi the automatic USB redirection didn't work. I had to
leave full screen, choose File - USB device selection and manually
select the USB device I want to redirect
- With native client USB redirection works out of the box
Btw, I also figured out that Fedora 20 (the client) blocks USB
redirection if you have SELinux on enforcing - setting it to permissive
works.
Regards,
René
Jean-Pierre WEISS Administrateur Systèmes et Réseaux Mairie de
Saint-Ouen Tel : 01 49 45 77 18 Le 03/06/2014 01:40, Cody Chan a écrit :
Hi, you also need usbclerk/zadig in client if your client is
windows, and don't forget to choose "Native" for usb-redir in ovirt
manager before starting the vm Regards Cody On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at
4:37 AM, Itamar Heim <iheim@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:iheim@xxxxxxxxxx>
<mailto:iheim@xxxxxxxxxx <mailto:iheim@xxxxxxxxxx>>> wrote: On
06/02/2014 03:57 PM, Jean-Pierre WEISS wrote: Hi, I'm trying to
redirect USB devices on a Windows 7 vm. But, after searching the
web, I didn't find any procedure to do this. Here is my
configuration : Host : CentOS 6.5 with ovirt 3.4.0.1-el6 vm :
Windows 7 with the virtio drivers (virtio-win- 0.1.74) installed,
spice-guest-tools-0.74, and ovirt-guest-agent installed. All is
working fine, except that I can see the USB devices connected to the
client. Any clue ? Thanks, Jean-Pierre WEISS Administrateur Systèmes
et Réseaux Mairie de Saint-Ouen
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