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Re: [SLE] Problems using VMWare with USB ports
- From: Al Active <LLLActive@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 05 Jan 2006 16:02:08 +0100
- Message-id: <1136473329.18093.9.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 05:38 -0500, Ed Harrison wrote:
> The short idea is that I have no idea. I have never used a mobile phone in
> Linux or VMWare.
>
It is so for anything that can act as a 'usb stick'.
> In googling cdc_acm, I find that it is the module for usb modems. Is that how
> you wish to use it in VMware?
>
It seems to control all usb connectivity, which is all that is needed I
presume. It actually is there in the VM 'removable Devices' -> 'USB
Devices'. When activating it, the error messages appear.
> If it is connected in linux and the vmware networking is properly set up,
> wouldn't it still provide connectivity to the VM?
Jea, it's there but mouths when I want to use it. In Linux I can place
data files and delete others on it's usb storage part. The software for
the devices, like the mobile, has special programmes not available for
Linux; the reason why I need VMWare to connect.
:-)
Al
> The short idea is that I have no idea. I have never used a mobile phone in
> Linux or VMWare.
>
It is so for anything that can act as a 'usb stick'.
> In googling cdc_acm, I find that it is the module for usb modems. Is that how
> you wish to use it in VMware?
>
It seems to control all usb connectivity, which is all that is needed I
presume. It actually is there in the VM 'removable Devices' -> 'USB
Devices'. When activating it, the error messages appear.
> If it is connected in linux and the vmware networking is properly set up,
> wouldn't it still provide connectivity to the VM?
Jea, it's there but mouths when I want to use it. In Linux I can place
data files and delete others on it's usb storage part. The software for
the devices, like the mobile, has special programmes not available for
Linux; the reason why I need VMWare to connect.
:-)
Al
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