> I don't think that tunneling traffic through VNC is possible. In QEMU the
> VNC implementation is asynchronous, while the USB layer expects an
> immediate response to any request.
Not entirely true. While some transfers (typically control transfers) are
synchronous, bulk transfers can by asynch
Hi Anthony,
I don't know all that much about USB, but I think the most useful way to
do this would be to do something that's protocol compatible with USBIP.
Neither I do. I didn't know anything about USB/IP, it would be cool to be
protocol compatible with it. As we have to start from scratch,
Eduardo Felipe wrote:
Hi everybody,
I think that a useful feature for QEMU would be to expose the USB
interface through TCP.
Hi Eduardo,
I don't know all that much about USB, but I think the most useful way to
do this would be to do something that's protocol compatible with USBIP.
We coul
Hi everybody,
I think that a useful feature for QEMU would be to expose the USB interface
through TCP.
It would allow quick USB device development in high level languages without
recompiling QEMU. We could have an instance of QEMU running all the time
while we create our device and hot plug/unpl
