How To Share USB Devices Over Network with Raspberry Pi

[@NovaspiritTech]

this is a follow up video for USB over Network with VirutalHERE kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6Srq31-rtCrhKM

[@aXymmetrx]

oh my god. for all this years, i just learned that sudo bang bang is a shortcut. thx man

[@CSharpGuides]

I just had the same revelation when I saw him type that in. Wow. Mind blown.

[@PolntBlank]

@@CSharpGuides same

[@eddymison3527]

same

[@SB-qm5wg]

It has to be in the history to work. If you have ignorespaces in bashrc and then the cmd, it won't work.

[@guitargrin]

I just bought a USB anywhere for $175 for a dingle. This seems an amazing alternative. Thanks.

[@developerpranav]

I actually needed this for printer today and remembered that you had made a video about this. thanks a ton!!

[@xyzconsultingarvr3ddesign8]

I researched this because I need to use my laser cutter without moving it to my desktop everytime, crazy that you mentioned the laser cutter!! Great vid, Thanks

[@tonnictv]

Did you get this to work? How are you lining up your burns?

[@mesilvestre]

Here for the same reason. Did you manage to make it work?

[@DoryanTheCritic]

I like Novaspirit Tech's intro song, it sets the mood for the lesson.

[@RetroTinkerer]

Ohh I precisely was looking to control my laser cutter USB interface at a longer distance, also adding the optional USB camera would be sweet!

[@alpaslanalperkayar]

can you do a video for the windows client as well please?

[@xVOniEnzeruVx]

I've wanted this tech for SO LONG.

[@michael80126]

This is sooo nice! But what about MacOS?

[@Lb8068]

Exceptional tutorial man, thanks very much!

[@EM-cm3fv]

Dope! I was hoping to find something like this thanks!

[@keu274]

Man I'm gonna give this a go. I stream and wanted a wifi webcam to attach in OBS. Think this might do it mate. If I do it ill make a vid to share. 👍 thanks for sharing

[@mikeknight3182]

I know it has been some time when this video was made and it helped me to get started on my project. I am working on controlling 6 stepper motors over usb via a GUI. It is working well. Now I want to go wireless and after much research Including watching this video I managed to get it working. Problem is I accidentally turned everything off and all the code in the terminal was lost. Yes I know. Hey I’m nearly 72….. Anyhow I’ve been struggling to get it working again. The host seems to be working but the client code isn’t. I can’t get it to connect to the host. I’m using 2 Pi. A 3b as the server and a Pi 4 as the client and the Linux software I’ve found and by the way I think is supposed to be included in the latest Raspberry O.S. The issue is with the client usbip. Anyhow I tell you all this so I can ask if you could make a video using 2 Pi. If I can get this working I’ll probably use a Pi Zero W as the server as others have done. Thanks for this video. It helped. I’ve looked everywhere for a fix. It. must be possible if I could do it once. Thanks. I’ll keep watching for comments etc.

[@swtpeteswtpete1515]

Excellent topic and well presented

[@brentwiley3330]

Awesome video. I've been trying to use a RPi4 or Zero W as a USB drive for a TV but with network access. I want to add files from my desktop via network and not plug the USB drive into my desktop. I've tried two tutorials with no success. Any ideas?

[@korrupted80]

Yea. Awesome stuff!

[@rexjuggler19]

This is an awesome one. Good job! It might fit a need for me for extending multiple USB cameras for me to OBS via network. I've played with NDI, but this might work better.

[@NovaspiritTech]

Agreed

[@DOULOS1337]

This is my hope! I run a stream of my chickens and about to move them to the coop im building and i want to have a couple webcams sent to another computer hosting the stream

[@4pixel486]

Did it work as expected?

[@TheBasmatiRice]

Love to see it. Could do a bit-for-bit clone of the USB. Save it to an ISO image. That way you could mount it over the network. I’d trust that in the long run over a crappy usb. Anyways...amazing vid. Been following a while. Big fan.

[@alexstone691]

Could you boot the iso over the network ?

[@unknown_channel_name]

@@alexstone691 use pxe boot instead.

[@SimonPlatten]

In your last instruction, should sudo usbipd be added to a boot script? Is there any instructions so the whole lot is enabled after a reboot?

[@alexaraya2018]

I was checking out how to hook up usb drives to the ethernet, not even wifi, I found USB over Ethernet extenders, but they are expensive, is this the cheaper option in order to do this?

[@eliotcole]

I know this is a couple of years old, and that you have newer one with the application that does everything, but I prefer not to rely on something that could go non-open source. This feels like it's less likely to do so. I'm hoping that the delay will be less so for audio, since it's a lower rate rate on the USB and there's a better potential for sending a high quality sound from the device to the receiving computer perhaps even than dedicated wireless audio equipment.

[@TBL_stevennelson]

Smart work as always.

[@streamx2]

I want to share a usb containing some pictures, where would i access those pictures from on the clinet machine ( ubuntu)?

[@samimdko]

Can we use Intel Neural Compute Stick 2 via usbip? please make a video with NCS2.

[@xisop]

Looks very interesting. You think this will also work in order to make my zigbee and zwave dongle available over the network for a HomeAssistant cluster?

[@fabriziodutto7508]

Wow!! Amazing! What if you need to have a physical USB cable to attach to a device as if it was attached to an USB dongle?

[@MrSnille]

Awesome stuff here! :) Is it possible to use the same USB-device on two different machines at the same time with this setup?

[@arniep740]

Nice video. Can you run through the setup using a W10 machine as the USB server and RPi as client? Thanks.

[@mysterium364]

You could run a linux VM on windows, pass the USB to the linux VM, and then run the server on the VM.

[@0dirty]

I'm gearing up to do this, however I'm not entirely certain as to how this network looks. Is the RPi the hub or the spoke in all of this? Where does the usb radio go? The PC? My goal for this is to be able to console into an aquarium controller that uses a USB 2.0 B interface to a PC. Would the RPi connect directly to the aquarium controller, and the radio dongle to my PC?

[@beetwing]

What is you try to attach on two different client at the same time? Will it example for a camera to stream/control at two places and mass storage ?

[@NovaspiritTech]

I have tried and it doesn't work, only one device at a time per location. It will say device is busy it you attempt it

[@pandupujo3917]

Can we run it over VPN? It's sure will be interesting if we can create linux boot devices with all of usb capabilities in our home desktop

[@vishal01mehra]

Did you found how to do it, I am looking for something for something similar. Thanks.

[@frankenstein3163]

After going into specify hubs how do I know what my server is ? my server is running a windows and is hoisting Hyper-V vm. I'm on that vm and the virtualHere Client has no info under usb hubs. I'm trying to get 2 mousse to 1 rig. I mouse for each desktop. one host and one on vm. I have tried just about every mainstream usb to ip out there and some have the mousse working but no visual of the curser O_o

[@JohnJTraston]

Great. I need to do something like this for my CNC machine.

[@liszcgsedt]

So, if I use an Arduino with aDIY IR receiver as an USB host keyboard to control my PC with a remote (you know, that HID thing with keyboard shortcuts bound to whatever signals my old TV remote emits), I could technically attach this Arduino to a Pi and use it to control my laptop the same as I am currently controlling my desktop (both simultaneously, that is)? And I can share a backuop HDD attached to the Pi too? That sounds pretty cool!

[@mardukkk]

Can you share multiple USB devices that way?

[@eliotcole]

would love to see if you could stably send and receive audio without lag ... the potential for HQ wireless comms for video chat are massive

[@roberajinfessa9114]

Can you be able to connect more than two usb cameras and display each view or record video with it?

[@Alex9000-Paris]

Thank you so much Don for this video and for all of them, allways so enthousiastic and intersting for us, DIY makers (from France) ! Just a question : You talk about a programer with a batch for scanning the USB ports, avoiding to find the right one, but, sorry to ask, I may miss something, I don't find the link to this one. Where can I find this ? - Thanks again - Alex

[@hidayathmydin4676]

Wow.👌intresting info & appreciated.

[@ding-k6s]

i want to attach usb to pci ,but when i use lspci to view the device ,it can't be found . how can i do ? thanks

[@danielmalancha6188]

Are there any HDMI over IP RPi projects?

[@tld8102]

you mean someting like a thinclient but with a raspberry pi?

[@wingowingo2928]

Any update on whether sharing data storage is reliable?

[@vishal01mehra]

I wonder how to do it over remote network. If you can make a video on it. Really appreciate it!

[@Xfixiateher]

I do this with my online UPS (usb) which is loud(fan) so its in another room, running rpi1 as host device and win10 client so the ups can comm with my pc to turn off and monitor voltages and power failures.

[@shiftednrifted]

have you noticed much latency? is it as good as virtualhere? i need to stream two steamvr dongles over ethernet

[@ipelengfloydbela5221]

Can you access the usb storage device files through raspberry pi wifi hotspot without internet access

[@dillacorn_linux]

I'm getting TCP error.. Did all the steps it was very clear cut. I don't think it's your fault.. would my asus router be the cause of this error? I'm probably going to switch back to my AT&T router to see if I still experience this issue.. I was having a similar connection problem with sunlight w/ moonlight also

[@NaveenAnand-uj3nh]

i have a macbook pro m1 chip and need something like usbip that is free to use... can you let me know is that possible

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Cool video Don! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👍👌😎JP

[@TimeCodeMC]

GUY, youre really helped me! TY a Lot

[@RoborobsComputers]

Wonder if you could hook up a hub to it and actually share multiple devices off one pi?

[@jeytis72]

Can we also share a USB webcam over network by using ubuntu server instead of a Raspberry Pi? Thanks

[@mattaurich4228]

Would there be a way to share a USB device with something like an iPad or iPhone?

[@Snugggg]

any idea what the input lag would be like for a USB joystick over network?

[@paulgeorgebabu]

Hey Is there a way to extend usb 3.0 over ethernet? If yes, please advice

[@Aimsport-video]

is there a USBIP for Mac OS and Window that is current?

[@peterb7401]

For what I need, I use Lightburn to not only control my laser, but I virtually use it exclusively for design as well. I need to be able to control my GRBL / Diode laser with Lightburn but wirelessly.. because the laser is at one end of the shop (open rollup door) and the computer is over 60 feet away at other end. USB cables too long. Has anyone been successful in getting lightburn to recognize the machine (and a camera) using the Raspberry Pi USB hub (or even with virtualhere)?

[@shafayatulalammahfuz7593]

is there any hardware solution to do the same thing? I mean, is there device that can let me do the same thing without installation of any software.

[@christiantheriault6792]

What would be the modprob command if the sender is also Ubuntu ?

[@dgopi81]

Hi is there any receiver app for Android

[@JasonPatton1980p]

What Distro are you running on your main machine?

[@shivoyarora1674]

How do you get that high quality picture on vnc mine quality is shit as compared to that

[@ep_dimi]

My printer lacks wifi and it's not supported by CUPS. Should this work? Do i have to install printer driver on my raspberry?

[@tonnictv]

How are you supposed to get ISBIPD to start on boot?

[@larry91403]

It would be great if you could just set the USB port you want to use and it automatically recognizes any device you plug in.

[@tseawell90]

you can set it up to automatically connect to certain usb devices.

[@Deegan_Prashanth]

Thank you great video!!

[@MrDiabolicmuffin]

Would this work to connect a dongle to a hyper v virtual machine connect to my local network?

[@NovaspiritTech]

Yup if you are able to passthrough

[@dominiqueeybers9186]

I have a project in mind, do you think if i use a pi zero, want to use my keyboard and mouse working on my windows 10 computer. Do you think this will work.

[@NovaspiritTech]

Yup it should

[@wayneski4]

I done the first part on raspberry pi4 but you lost me on the Linux side of USBip over network part 1

[@ArranAsh]

Thank you so much!

[@Zendrael]

Awesome! Can it mount and share USB drives automatically?

[@NovaspiritTech]

you can make startup service to do that

[@Zendrael]

@@NovaspiritTech good idea, thanks!

[@Stoney_Eagle]

You can always add any command that you want to run on boot with a cronjob. Or something that needs supervision to stay up after it encounters a fail with supervisord. 😉

[@Zendrael]

@@Stoney_Eagle I was thinking in something that automounts itright after you plug, so you can plug and remove media at any time and any media connected will show up in the network.

[@Stoney_Eagle]

@@Zendrael If windows has the autorun file, Linux must definitely have an equivalent.

[@waytakaq]

Can you install the new Microsoft Edge on wine

[@vedaprakashms]

New MS edge is based on chrome, so yes you can install

[@waytakaq]

@@vedaprakashms I have install Microsoft Edge but it didn't open.

[@mpsii]

Can this be done with multiple cameras for surveillance?

[@JohnSmith-yz7uh]

Look up motioneye it is a open source surveillance software which runs in a webbrowser. The raspberry pi can easily do one usb cam. You might want to use something beefier to consolidate your motioneye "clients" though.

[@mpsii]

John Smith I would think to use the raspis as camera placement. Then use a small pc as recording server

[@afvasque]

For the client side, I get: WARNING: usbip not found for kernel 5.15.0-52

[@rika860]

how to build usb hub bluetooth with arduino?

[@scanner_956]

Can you use a raspi zero as the usbip server?

[@scanner_956]

Was thinking about just adding a usb hub and using it that way.

[@NovaspiritTech]

yup, you can use usbip, or virtual here. i just made a video on that

[@knipsdings]

thanks for sharing. 😁👍✌️🇩🇪👏🙋🏻‍♂️

[@hafo821]

Nice! and i can to this on my openwrt machines too

[@anik6393]

What welcome tune u use bro share plz

[@KonstantinMoll]

ganja - ooyy

[@PhG1961]

Excellent !!

[@4ashishkr]

Nice, thanks for the video. How to take a remote Ethernet device through VPN online.

[@jensg.5256]

Great Video. Possible to share keyboard

[@arnavsood1346]

It is better than motion for webcam.

[@rafagutstein]

Congrats !

[@isidrocampos7981]

it does not work it say trial expired

[@cooperwrks]

windows client tutorial would be great

[@jimcrawford5603]

can this be installed in lm 20 ?????

[@MasonMouse]

It doesn't seem to be in the default repositories for either Linux Mint or Linux Lite. Raspbian does have it though.

[@RealRuler2112]

This is absolutely amazing - love it! Though I have to laugh at your using nano rather than vi...

[@TechNed]

For the vast majority of casual uses, nano has the advantage of not requiring the user to recall a bunch of cryptic keypresses. Of course, you already knew that..

[@4everHawii]

Me like .. a lot 👍🏻

[@russdibennetto8591]

For me, if I just want to share files, I would mount a USB Stick and use the file transfer built into VNC to move files back and forth, very simple. For other devices such as web cams then this more complicated method would probably work.

[@Hartley94]

thank you

[@benjaminvanand]

u should it on windows but what bout macos

[@mirazhossan9196]

what is the keyboard short cut to save it in 6.36 minute ? (kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYe3fo1rhdaCd6M)

[@ddzk2993]

its look like to learn programming firt in university . after graduation set up a connection !

[@alpha_pixel_]

Usb security cam

[@johnmichaels4330]

This guy doing stuff like this, Me trying to figureouthowto usean old router to extend wifi to my garage..... damn I'm stupid. Love his videos though.

[@KunouJS]

What sort of black magic is this?!

[@dummag4126]

Windows???? is not windows

[@CarneSagrado]

. Explanation and instruction are clear, but somehow a bit too fast especially for newbies, a bit unclear on some aspects. I wouldn't recommend this channel for beginners. (The title should have clause : FOR NOW, LINUX ONLY) .

[@dinod7687]

Why reinvent . Use app called software data cable. It's free. U discounted raspberry Pi cost. By the way u still dint reply about miracast on linux to display on TV