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usbredir is yet another protocol for USB device redirection.
It has some advantages over USB/IP, i.e. official cross-platform server. And in general, the protocol seems to fix some of the well-known USB/IP issues.
At some point there was even a somewhat working Linux driver submitted upstream, but was it rejected and no one worked on that since.
It would be great to have usbredir support here.
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I don't think it should be implemented. It seems everything is implemented in userspace. This means poor performance and big latency. The popularity of this solution is also a big question. The more important is to add USBip server implementation as KMDF driver. I know how to do that, but it requires a lot of time.
It would be great if this is going to be implemented one day.
usbredir is quite popular. It's the go-to solution for USB device passthrough into a QEMU VM and is used in i.e. kubernetes and SPICE.
As for the performance or latency, it's hard to say anything without tests.
usbredir is yet another protocol for USB device redirection.
It has some advantages over USB/IP, i.e. official cross-platform server. And in general, the protocol seems to fix some of the well-known USB/IP issues.
At some point there was even a somewhat working Linux driver submitted upstream, but was it rejected and no one worked on that since.
It would be great to have usbredir support here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: