The HostOS should recognize the device, and then a virtual device can be created that accesses the hardware. In most cases, the Guest doesn't access the hardware device directly. You also need to describe exactly what is the USB device you're trying to connect to. The only USB device mentioned in this Forum I can remember where a User needed direct USB access was a fingerprint reader for logging into the system. Then, you can configure that LBD in the Guest properties and create a wired network interface in your Guest (regardless what type of network is on the Host).

The HostOS needs to detect, configure and be able to use the NIC, then a Linux Bridge Device can be created that points to the interface pointing to the NIC. The HostOS needs to mount and see the partitioned and formatted disk, then you can create a virtual disk on that drive Thanks, muroYou also need to describe exactly what is the USB device you're trying to connect to. I used this version of Virtualbox with suse 13.1, it has worked good. When i want to add an USB device the asnwer is - ther is no reachable device - hovewer a lot of USB devise is in the system. It seems that the suse does not give the list of USB devices to the virtual machine. I am using Suse 13.2 host and Virtualbox 4.3.18.Īll virtmachine are working and the guest additions are installed and the extension pack is installed for virtualbox.

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