Martin, what udev rules are you talking about? The default ubuntu udev
rules do not deal with Apple PTP devices. Everything else is implemented
with libiphone+usbmuxd which ships with a udev rule on its own.
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Please package changes in r12140..12143 (iPhone/Touch)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs
Ah, forgot something, will there be a backport for Jaunty?
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Martin, thanks for the quick answers. I took a look at the udev rules
that are produced by print-camera-list, they seem to be used to set the
ownership and permissions of the usb device files. AFAIK these udev
rules are not used within Jaunty; and in Karmic, not even the fdi rules
are generated aut
Ah well I see. But I just found a problem. The fdi file shipped with the debian
file does not contain any matching except info.subsystem "usb". This is because
print-camera-list is built with a libtool wrapper script that seems to be used
during package building instead of the final binary file.
concerning debian/rules: My suggestions "works" but print-camera-list is
executed with the installed version of libgphoto2 and not the one that
has just been compiled. Perhaps it might be better NOT to ship static
files for udev/fdi and put the file creation back into
libgphoto2-2.postinst to make
That's right Paul. I'm having issues now too, as I have defective usb 2.0
hardware (usb 1.1 is working flawlessly via the same usb connector) so I used
to unload the ehci-hcd which is not possible anymore with the latest kernel
revision 2.6.28-11.40 because *hci-hcd are built-in now.
So I either
I recently had another usb 2.0 specific issue with a web cam on another
(non-defective) system. I wanted to try out for a friend if my web cam
is working smoothly with usb 1.1, because his hardware doesn't has usb
2.0 support. So I plugged in the web cam into another system with non-
defective usb
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ifuse
We already have libimobiledevice 0.9.7 in universe, but ifuse is still
at 0.9.5 and depending on libiphone which is not available in the
repositories (and should not due to project rename).
Changelog:
ifuse (0.9.7-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New
Public bug reported:
libusb-1.0 v1.0.3 has been released. Would be great if you include this
into karmic as it contains important bug fixes, esp. an essential fix
that allows to send packets with a buffer size of 0. This is required
for devices like the iPhone/iPod touch to work properly.
see:
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