Closed yenchee1970 closed 3 years ago
Last time I was working on the code (which is about a year ago, sorry @cezanne for not having been able to continue the work I was doing at the time), it was not supported yet, even though it seemed relativelly simple to add.
@yenchee1970 : Please try with https://github.com/cezanne/usbip-win/releases/tag/v0.3.5-dev
@cezanne Hi, My USB 3.0 device is already working properly.😁
However the commands like detach, list, port do not work properly in the dev version of the release page. The latest dev branch doesn't seem to have this problem.
@windowsair :
Hi, My USB 3.0 device is already working properly.😁
Oh, really? What is your device?
@windowsair :
Hi, My USB 3.0 device is already working properly.😁
Oh, really? What is your device?
A simple WinUSB device to test whether usbip supports superspeed endpoint. The case bMaxBurst > 0
and usbip stub has not been tested.
I tested it at Sandisk and it works fine.
@yenchee1970 : I have tested USB 3 stick with v0.3.5 version(works OK for both ude and wdm) even though no bandwidth measurement was done. I'll close this issue. Please reopen if you want.
Hi, @cezanne : I have a question about usb2.0 and usb3.0.
usb3.0 supports full-duplex communication, while earlier usbip seems to be built on the half-duplex communication of usb2.0 ( for TCP layer).
I have not read the source code in detail, do you have any good ideas? Thanks!
@windowsair : I have no idea and there's no clue in usbip-win source code.
USBIP in Linux support SuperSpeed. Does this project support it as well? The best performance I tested between Linux USB server and Windows client is not more than 40MB/s on storage sharing. Is it an issue because of no SuperSpeed support? Thanks.