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feature request: add support for windows on arm #233

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elpatax opened this issue Jan 26, 2022 · 9 comments
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feature request: add support for windows on arm #233

elpatax opened this issue Jan 26, 2022 · 9 comments

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@elpatax
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elpatax commented Jan 26, 2022

I'm using a Surface Pro X (SQ2) running Windows 11 Home Insider Preview; Version: Dev; OS build: 22538.1010.
The installer (usbipd-win 2.0.0) fails with exit code: 1603 and "rolls back actions".
I suppose only x86_x64 is supported for now. I haven't found any other issues for targeting arm64 nor information about supported platforms.
Is it possible to also make a release for windows on arm devices?

Thank you.

@dorssel
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dorssel commented Jan 27, 2022

@elpatax
Sorry, not going to happen. usbipd-win requires (signed) USB drivers to "stub" the devices. The only open source drivers I could find that do the job are those from VirtualBox. See https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=92857.

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@elpatax
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elpatax commented Jan 27, 2022

I understand. Thank you for explaining why it's not possible for now.

@sidd-kishan
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Windows on Arm64 support was added in the cezanne/usbip-win Add support for ARM64 build Please try to implement the same.

@theironrobin
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what is the difference between cezanne's repo and this one?

@sidd-kishan
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The Cezanne's repo also has source for his driver required to stub the usb devices which drivers are not present.

@theironrobin
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I would also love if we found a way to use usb devices on windows on arm WSL2

@xmow49
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xmow49 commented Sep 10, 2024

I would also love if we found a way to use usb devices on windows on arm WSL2

Have you found a new way to use USB in WSL on arm ?

@Molier
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Molier commented Nov 18, 2024

Also interested in the update on this issue. Running WOA on a copilot plus pc and would want to integrate usb devices in the existing excellent wsl service.

@xmow49
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xmow49 commented Nov 18, 2024

@Molier
I finally found a solution: virtualhere works on arm: https://www.virtualhere.com/
With the free version you can use only one usb device, but it work fine.

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