Martin S.
Maintainer · Member of 1 project: libiphone
Martin S.'s latest activity
Friday, July 24 2009
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- State changed from new to open
- Tag set to gcc, libiphone
- Assigned user set to Matt Colyer
- Milestone set to 1.0 Release
Thanks!
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Martin S. commented at 9:00 PM@teuf: Right bug for this. :)
However I am preparing a huge changeset (172kb), currently splitting it into small commits. Got your issue handled there and expos...
Thursday, July 23 2009
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Martin S. commented at 8:58 PMTalked to David Zeuthen (creator of HAL and DeviceKit). He also can not really name the issue, but says that HAL creates the mount point directory. Nevertheless...
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Martin S. created the ticket at 9:31 AMTrivial as the title says, especially useful for music syncing is the domain returning all the SQL queries used in the music library processing.
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- State changed from open to resolved
@Paul: Thanks for the IDs!
@Bernardo: Great, thanks for the information. It actually shows that libiphone is working fine for you so I set this ticket as resolv...
Wednesday, July 22 2009
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Martin S. commented at 8:19 PM@Paul: Yes, please show the output of
iphoneinfo | grep -P "^(Serial|Model)Number"and also tell me which shell color your iPhone is. Thanks.@Bernardo: Can you...
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Martin S. commented at 5:50 PMGreat, we are getting there. So basically your configuration is still set to 1 which is why libiphone does not work as it needs to have a config enabled in orde...
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Martin S. commented at 8:35 AMLet's see what USB configuration the device is in...
Check output of "cat /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:0b.1/usb1/1-8/bConfigurationValue" (check syslog or ls...
Tuesday, July 21 2009
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Martin S. commented at 6:59 PMOk, this definitely means that libiphone is unable to find the usb device. You also have packages installed from mixed sources.
The packages with the ".fc11." s...