Linux usbmuxd accessing iPhone 4s
I updated this (stupid) phone to 9.3 it was half working in 9.2.1.
now it does not even see my iPhone when I open up a fileManager. it was working ok as far as seeing iPhone and apps on it,(even though I was getting an "unhandled error (7) )and charging it when I plugged it into the USB port. then today when I plugged it in all the iPhone does is buzz and vibrate. no charging or access to the iPhone via File Manager. Now that I have a little time to play, I've discovered that when I remove usbmuxd I can get it to charge again. but still no access via File Manager. then I went into search mode. found a to do this. so I did, I added the directory to /etc/udev/rules.d then the file as it states next. Added this to /etc/udev/rules.d/80-idevices.rules Code:
ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTR{idVendor}=="05ac", ATTR{idProduct}=="12[9a][0-9a-f]", MODE="660", GROUP="usbmux" Code:
udevadm control --reload-rules Code:
usermod -aG usbmux userx When I remove usbmuxd from my system it will charge the iPhone again, but that is it. my system will not let me remove anything else to do with apple - tided to xfce Code:
root@voided/etc/udev/rules.d >># xbps-remove libplist any ideas anyone? |
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Arggh, Apple. I've largely given up on accessing mine from Linux, as the last time I partially succeeded, although it looked like it was working great, it completely and permanently scrambled my iTunes library. Updates break printing to my non-Apple printer, and apparently to even Apple printers sometimes. So I maintain a Windows (7) machine for the purpose of syncing/backing up etc. Charging ought to work with any USB outlet that has power. Probably my next phone will be an Android. |
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