Hey All,
I'm having a problem with Workstation Pro 15 where the client won't connect to a USB drive. The error text is:
2019-09-09T07:42:35.265-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.265-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.265-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.265-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.265-07:00| vmx| I125: USBIO: Detected usb-storage class
2019-09-09T07:42:35.270-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.271-07:00| vmx| W115: USBG warning: failed to abort pipe usbioerr 'NOT_BOUND'
2019-09-09T07:42:35.271-07:00| vmx| I125: USBIO: Detected usb-storage class
2019-09-09T07:42:35.278-07:00| vmx| W115: USBGW: Failed to bind stream 2 for dev: 13AC459A7A8 pipe: 13AC459AE40 9cc 81 Unknown error -536866792 (0xe0001018) (-536866792)
2019-09-09T07:42:35.279-07:00| vmx| W115: USBGW: Failed to bind stream 2 for dev: 13AC459A7A8 pipe: 13AC459AF00 a78 83 Unknown error -536866792 (0xe0001018) (-536866792)
I've had this error before and I believe that I corrected it with a VMX setting that did something like tell the VM not to use pipes or cache them or something like that but I can't find any reference to that no matter what I search on.
Does anyone who addressed this issue remember what the fix was?
Thanks,
TonyG
I found the answer - Adding this to the VMX solves the problem:
usb.generic.keepStreamsEnabled = "FALSE"
Apparently this has something to do with USB drives that tell Windows they're USB Attached SCSI (UAS) and this forces them back to just being USB.
TonyG
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I found the answer - Adding this to the VMX solves the problem:
usb.generic.keepStreamsEnabled = "FALSE"
Apparently this has something to do with USB drives that tell Windows they're USB Attached SCSI (UAS) and this forces them back to just being USB.
TonyG
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