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While working with Uri Lublin on another bug he mentioned a couple of issues in the documentation on usbdk: "Looking at 1.4.2 Installing usbdk on Windows, I see it starts with: "usbdk is a driver that is able to install and uninstall Windows USB drivers in guest virtual machines". This is wrong, usbdk is a (filter) driver and it does not install/uninstall other drivers (which is what usbclerk did). usbdk enables remote-viewer exclusive access to USB devices on Windows OSes. (It can enable that capability to any user-space application)"
1. Replace "is able to install and uninstall Windows USB drivers in guest virtual machines" with "enables remote-viewer exclusive access to USB devices on Windows operating systems" (reason: driver install/uninstall was done by USBClerk but not by usbdk). 2. The usbdk driver is installed on the client machine and not on the guest (which is now implied by mentioning "remote-viewer" in 1 above) Consider adding "on client machines" to title of "1.4. Installing Supporting Components" making it clear that those components (remote-viewer and usbdk) are to be installed on client machines. 3. Remove "The SPICE client sends requests to install or uninstall drivers for USB devices when users connect or disconnect USB devices to or from a guest, upon request." This was true (reason: this was true with USBClerk but not with usbdk). Thanks.
Assigning to Emma for review. Emma, you'll need to make the line edits requested in Comment 1 to the Virtual Machine Management Guide.
Please approve my changes.
Link to updated documentation in the Customer Portal: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en/red-hat-virtualization/4.0/single/virtual-machine-management-guide/#sect-Installing_Supporting_Components