David Both wrote:
Try this link to my technical web site. It explains fully what is required and
what worked for me with Fedora 11. Please let me know how this works for you.
http://www.databook.bz/?page_id=1532
David,
Thanks for referral. I tried yor solution but in ubuntu it doesn't work.
The problem is that the USB-ports are seen but apparently they cannot
accessed. I think the problem is in the host, not relieving it's hold on
the device. If I, e.g. attach an Cruzero USB-stick, the host grasps it
and the guest can't reach it. The result is that I can open the device
in my host, but not in my guest, although the device menu shows the
device but greyed out. I don't know which mechanism takes care of giving
control to the guest. It must be some mechanism in virtualbox that at
least must have root privileges. The strange thing is that when the
guest is stopped I can add a filter with the name of the device, etc.
Another thing is that in ubuntu jaunty (and hardy 8.04 LTS) the name
usbfs is not known.
I hope a somebody can help me further.
Joep
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