On 02/23/2012 11:54 PM, Richard Shaw wrote:
> I can't remember if there's any check boxes to make it connect by
> default but that should do it. After that, if the device is plugged in
> when you start your guest it should automatically get connected. I'm
> not sure what will happen if you start th
On 02/23/2012 11:49 PM, Dave Close wrote:
> I thought the same thing. As I read the documentation, that's exactly
> what a filter is supposed to do. But I have a "blank" filter, which
> claims it will connect any USB device, and that doesn't happen. My guest
> doesn't see the device until I select
On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 9:49 AM, Dave Close wrote:
> I thought the same thing. As I read the documentation, that's exactly
> what a filter is supposed to do. But I have a "blank" filter, which
> claims it will connect any USB device, and that doesn't happen. My guest
> doesn't see the device until
Ed Greshko wrote:
>I "think" I may know what you want
>
>What you need to do is define a "USB" filter. When the "guest" is
>started or when the device matching the filter is plugged in it will be
>automatically connected to the guest.
>
>Of course you need to be careful, if you have multiple
On 02/23/2012 02:23 PM, Dave Close wrote:
> I can probably find a way to do this whenever a drive is inserted. But
> others may have better ideas so I'd love to hear suggestions.
I "think" I may know what you want
What you need to do is define a "USB" filter. When the "guest" is
started or
On 02/23/2012 02:23 PM, Dave Close wrote:
> Perhaps. I was thinking of something to run in the guest since that's
> where the checkbox seems to be. But maybe I'm just a bit naive. To
> run this on the host, I would need to detect when a drive is inserted,
> read its UUID, and then run the command.
Ed Greshko wrote:
>> There doesn't appear to be any checkbox in the VBox settings to make
>> this automatic. And running headless, I won't normally be able to do
>> it. There must be some command I can run in the guest to accomplish the
>> same thing as the USB device menu. Perhaps I can put that
On 02/23/2012 12:17 PM, Dave Close wrote:
> Richard Shaw wrote:
>
>> One thing you didn't mention is if you right clicked on the USB icon
>> in the bottom right of the virtual guest window. USB devices don't
>> automatically get mapped to the guest unless you set it that way in
>> the virtual guest
Richard Shaw wrote:
>One thing you didn't mention is if you right clicked on the USB icon
>in the bottom right of the virtual guest window. USB devices don't
>automatically get mapped to the guest unless you set it that way in
>the virtual guest settings. If everything is setup correctly, when you
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 9:36 AM, Dave Close wrote:
> What can I do to stop Fedora from making the device busy?
One thing you didn't mention is if you right clicked on the USB icon
in the bottom right of the virtual guest window. USB devices don't
automatically get mapped to the guest unless you s
Emilio Lopez wrote:
>You can also use Shared Folder, and share /media directory.
You know, I appreciate replies. But it would be so much nicer if those
replying took the time to actually read the original message. I specifically
addressed the idea of using a shared "folder" in that. I know its po
On 02/22/2012 02:59 AM, Joachim Backes wrote:
>
> If you are using VirtualBox-OSE from rpmfusion, there is no USB support.
> If you need USB support, you must install VirtualBox *and* the
> VirtualBox Extension pack, both from VirtualBox.org.
>
I thought the OSE was no longer - and that there
> I can't get a VBox guest to see a connected USB flash drive.
You can also use Shared Folder, and share /media directory.
Emilio.
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On 02/22/2012 07:58 AM, Dave Close wrote:
> I have no previous experience with VirtualBox but have been trying to
> use it for the last couple of weeks. Now I'm having what ought to be
> a simple problem, but I'm stuck. I can't get a VBox guest to see a
> connected USB flash drive.
>
> Host: Fedor
I have no previous experience with VirtualBox but have been trying to
use it for the last couple of weeks. Now I'm having what ought to be
a simple problem, but I'm stuck. I can't get a VBox guest to see a
connected USB flash drive.
Host: Fedora 16
Guest: Fedora 8
VirtualBox: 4.1.8 with (the only)
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