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Hello,
Could you please define what “detecting conflicting drivers” mean? I’ve updated my usb drivers to the latest that the chip manufacturer offers. Asmedia and Intel. Still does not work with 6.1.6. However, I believe your new code is detecting a condition that does not exist in my system; since the code without this check works fine.
As I also stated before, This happens on every system I have… 7470 Dell laptop to Asus desktop x79 Deluxe to VMWare Virtual machines on an ESXI host with virtual usb. So, I think I will make a plain statement that your code is creating a false positive detection on every system I own.
Thank you,
Chris V.
Here are the logs. I’ve gone back to 6.0.80 on all of my nodes. Recompiled the linux USB driver. Everything then works. If I add 6.1.16 on any node, it does not work at all.
Here are the logs.
Chris V.
Last test for the evening. I have loaded 6.0.66, which was the original version that I had in my downloads directory.
This version now works. Therefore, something broke between 6.0.66 and 6.1.6 with USB and the configuration of these systems.
I’ll try to isolate this further when I have more time.
Chris V.
I’ve done a bunch of work tonight to solve this issue.
I had to recompile the driver on all of my target Linux VMs.
When I dual boot over to Linux on my hosts, using the Linux NoMachine 6.1.6, I can successfully attach USB Devices.
However, from Windows, I still have no devices recognized on the host. I’ve uninstalled, reinstalled NoMachine. No change. I reverted my Windows 10 from 1803 to 1709; still no change.
Still looking for suggestions.
Chris V.
Hello,
I’ve attached two images. One of NoMachine showing no USB devices at all. The other is of USBView, which shows my serial device, mice, keyboard and other devices plugged in under the Intel USB chipset.
If you have any ideas on how to get these devices to show up…NoMachine is not recognizing anything.
Thank you,
Chris V.
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