Unable to access any iphone "No device found,..."

usbmuxd -vv -f output is below:

[20:46:53.710][3] usbmuxd v1.0.4 starting up [20:46:53.710][4] Creating socket [20:46:53.711][5] client_init [20:46:53.711][5] device_init [20:46:53.711][4] Initializing USB [20:46:53.711][5] usb_init for linux / libusb 1.0 [20:46:53.712][4] Found new device with v/p 05ac:1297 at 1-3 [20:46:53.787][4] Using wMaxPacketSize=512 for device 1-3 [20:46:53.787][3] Connecting to new device on location 0x10003 as ID 1 [20:46:53.787][4] 1 device detected [20:46:53.787][3] Initialization complete [20:46:54.244][4] New client on fd 9 [20:46:54.244][5] Client command in fd 9 len 16 ver 0 msg 3 tag 2 [20:46:54.244][5] send_pkt fd 9 tag 2 msg 1 payload_length 4 [20:46:54.244][5] Client 9 now LISTENING

While that is running and when I execute the command idevice_id -l it does nothing, returns to a prompt and the following is shown in the usbmuxd output:

[20:51:02.886][4] New client on fd 10 [20:51:02.893][5] Client command in fd 10 len 16 ver 0 msg 3 tag 2 [20:51:02.893][5] send_pkt fd 10 tag 2 msg 1 payload_length 4 [20:51:02.893][5] Client 10 now LISTENING [20:51:03.901][4] Client 10 connection closed [20:51:03.901][4] Disconnecting client fd 10

If I execute ideviceinfo I get:

No device found, is it plugged in?

and in usbmuxd shows:

[20:51:49.502][4] New client on fd 10 [20:51:49.502][5] Client command in fd 10 len 16 ver 0 msg 3 tag 2 [20:51:49.502][5] send_pkt fd 10 tag 2 msg 1 payload_length 4 [20:51:49.502][5] Client 10 now LISTENING [20:51:50.507][4] Client 10 connection closed [20:51:50.507][4] Disconnecting client fd 10

Please help, thanks!

Brandon

Are the devices mounted? If not, do so. In addition, make sure all of your stuff (libimobiledevice, iFuse, usbmuxd, etc) is up to date. That fixed the problems I was having.

Best of luck!

I tried using ifuse to mount the device but its giving me the same issue: No device found, is it plugged in?

On my ubuntu image all the iphone stuff is up to date.

Brandon

All that comes to mind is something to do w/ VMWare. I have a similar setup, save the VM, and the devices (ipt2g 4.0 and iPad 3.2.1) are mounted without problem.

Sorry I'm not a ton of help, all I can suggest is a liveCD or something like Wubi to rule out or confirm a VMWare related problem.

Perhaps there is someone else around here who has a better idea?

It might be the vm but I have seen others on here able to use vmware and still work. I believe one of the dev's do if im not mistaken (thought I read that from another ticket). Hopefully one will chime in soon. lol. Thanks!

Brandon

Well, I did go ahead and try booting ubuntu directly and it must be the VMware virtual machine because its working booting ubuntu directly. I thought others had been able to get it to work successfully with vmware? Please let me know.

Brandon

Try the suggestions in this thread: http://libiphone.lighthouseapp.com/projects/27916/tickets/154-unabl...

same here, vmware server 2,
Dec 31 19:23:23 yks usbmuxd[1482]: [4] 1 device detected
Dec 31 19:23:23 yks usbmuxd[1482]: [3] Initialization complete
but
root@yks ~ $ ideviceinfo
No device found, is it plugged in

I'll try a live CD :/