Confirmed grooverunner's workaround: My "wipe everything" was too heavyhanded,
but did erase the playcount file.
(Nice work narrowing it down!)
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[WORKAROUND]: Wiping all content off of the device (Artwork, songs,
playlists, database) using file operations in Ubuntu appears to put the
iPod into a state where it can again sync via. So there is some
interaction in the content being read from the device and the software
bug causing the crash.
** Also affects: banshee (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect to iPod
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** Package changed: banshee (Ubuntu) => libgpod (Ubuntu)
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Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect to iPod
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Here's the Banshee debug log from the time of strup completion to after
I connect my ipod, which confirms this to be libgpod as the culprit:
[1 Debug 18:00:49.609] Finished - Startup Job
(Banshee:8421): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 355 was not found when
attempting to remove it
(Banshee:8421): G
I'm also observing Banshee crashing when either the iPod is plugged in, or if
launch when iPod is already docked.
Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit
iPod Touch 2nd Gen 32GB, iOS4.1
Prior to upgrade (13.10 64-bit):
Banshee crashed if iPod was already docked when it was launched; it did not
crash whe
