idevicebackup2 fails when backing up an jailbroken iphone 4 with ios 5.0.1

It does not work either:
Receiving files
[= ] 0% (683 Bytes/29.2 MB) [= ] 1% (270.1 kB/29.2 MB) [= ] 2% (532.3 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (663.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (663.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (663.6 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (664.6 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (667.6 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (667.7 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (667.9 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (668.0 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (668.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (668.7 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 2% (730.1 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (731.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (731.7 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (736.7 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (736.9 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (737.2 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (741.3 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (746.6 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (746.6 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (746.7 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (746.8 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (756.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (759.1 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (759.4 kB/29.2 MB) [== ] 3% (762.9 kB/29.2 MB) ERROR: mb2_handle_receive_files: too long device filename (16777216)!

Discarding current data hunk.

Here is the new core

The last revision seems working fine on Cygwin with apple's usbmuxd on windows(AppleMobileDeviceService.exe, introduced by iTunes for windows), so the last failure may be due to usbmuxd.

Now it seems working fine on my GNU/Linux box while I managed to get the core of usbmuxd. Maybe there are some light bugs within usbmuxd.

Sometimes you might have linked with an old version of some library and didn't really test on the latest code.

So, you say with current git head of libimobiledevice the backup works fine with idevicebackup2?

Is it true that file Manifest.mbdx will never be generated when backing up an idevice running ios 5? idevicebackup2 replies "Could not remove './22ac16cb585a3c8d49068f405dcd21589a8d8430/Manifest.mbdx': No such file or directory (2)" and returns 0.