Installing Virtualhere on Raspberry Pi 2

Submitted by Benoire on #1

Hi

I've followed the instructions to get the install running but it doesn't create a config.ini file, is this normal? I've created one that is in root so that the daemon can find it but what the 'it' configuration should be I do not know, both my windows and android servers have different 'it' strings so I'm not sure if the application is supposed to create one or not.

Thanks,

Chris

Submitted by Michael on Sun, 2018/12/16 - 13:24

#2

The config.ini is always created by the server. To find where it is created you can look in syslog and grep vhusbd and it will say "Using config at ..." its probably at /root/config.ini

Submitted by Benoire on Sun, 2018/12/16 - 13:43

#3

Thanks, will look although there was nothing in /root until I created the ini file so I guess I'm missing the default settings from the initial install.

Submitted by Michael on Sun, 2018/12/16 - 15:30

#4

Run find / -name "config.ini"

Submitted by Benoire on Sun, 2018/12/16 - 18:42

#5

So I got it working via launching normally however, when attempting to use the daemon, vhusbdpin, pointing to the /usr/bin/config.ini (the file was created in that directory) it doesn't appear to load.

Looking at vhusbdpin, there doesn't appear to be any files for the application in /etc/default as defined and I'm not sure if this is contributing. I just can't get the daemon to launch the service at start up and attempting to pass --start command to the daemon directly doesn't do anything!

Submitted by Michael on Mon, 2018/12/17 - 11:00

#6

grep vhusbd /var/log/syslog and see if there are any errors listed