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Complete Control by URC Forum - View Post
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Post 1 made on Tuesday January 17, 2012 at 22:50 |
surge Long Time Member |
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I had been having no luck connecting my MX-900 to my MAC using Windows 7 under Fusion.
As luck would have it, I had to reinstall my system and couldn't find my key for Fusion so I installed Oracle VirtualBox (btw: it's free)
I followed these instructions and it worked perfectly:
1. First, I used 'VBoxManage list usbhost' to get info on the device:
$ VBoxManage list usbhost
VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 3.0.10 (C) 2005-2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Host USB Devices:
...
UUID: c8ed4c9a-79c7-4f19-bedf-ec2297bc116f VendorId: 0x4647 (4647) ProductId: 0x1000 (1000) Revision: 2.1 (0201) Manufacturer: OHSUNG Product: URCHID Address: p=0x1000;v=0x4647;s=0x00000acf4822b145;l=0x04100000 Current State: Unavailable
2. Then, I disconnected the USB device. Next I got the ID of the VM I wanted to use this device on:
$ VBoxManage list vms "Windows 7" {7054ae16-455a-4bce-ad59-42d9737dee1f}
3. And lastly, I added the filter with this command, using the ID of that last VM as the -target (with the VM shutdown, of course):
$ VBoxManage usbfilter add 0 -target 7054ae16-455a-4bce-ad59-42d9737dee1f -name "URC-MX-900" -action hold -active yes -vendorid 0x4647 -productid 0x1000
4. I booted the VM, plugged in the MX-900, and presto!! Everything is perfect.
No more grabbing another PC just to program my remote :-)
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