Since I’ve found really few documentation on connecting usb devices to kvm virtual machine without middle software like spice or libvirt I’ll post what I found here.<\/p>\n
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I’ve found two method but only the 2nd work with usb2serial adapter.<\/p>\n
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\nUSBVIDPID=0403:6001
\nUSBD=””
\nfor line in $(lsusb | grep $USBVIDPID | sed -n “s\/Bus 0*\\([0-9]*\\) Device 0*\\([0-9]*\\).*\/-device usb-host,hostbus=\\\\1,hostaddr=\\\\2\/p”)
\ndo
\nUSBD=”$USBD $line”
\ndone
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\nUSBVIDPID=0403:6001
\ncnt=0
\nUSBD=””
\nkillall usbredirserver
\nfor line in $(lsusb | grep $USBVIDPID | sed -n “s\/Bus 0*\\([0-9]*\\) Device 0*\\([0-9]*\\).*\/\\\\1-\\\\2\/p”)
\ndo
\n\/usr\/sbin\/usbredirserver -p $(( 4000 + $cnt )) $line >\/var\/log\/kvm\/${NAME}-usb-$line.log 2>&1 &
\nUSBD=”$USBD -chardev socket,id=usbredirchardev${cnt},host=localhost,port=$(( 4000 + $cnt )) \\
\n-device usb-redir,chardev=usbredirchardev${cnt},id=usbredirdev${cnt},debug=3″ #,bus=ehci.0,
\nlet cnt=cnt+1
\ndone
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Since I’ve found really few documentation on connecting usb devices to kvm virtual machine without middle software like spice or libvirt I’ll post what I found here. I’ve found two method but only the 2nd work with usb2serial adapter. [enlighter lang=”shell”] USBVIDPID=0403:6001 USBD=”” for line in $(lsusb | grep $USBVIDPID | sed -n “s\/Bus … <\/p>\n