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dolphin77 06-08-2009 04:21 PM

libiphone, ifuse, libplist on a Slackware64-current /// how?
 
Dear All,

could you please share your experience (if any) on the a.m. libs building for the x64 Slackware.
http://matt.colyer.name/projects/iph...itle=Main_Page

This are the libs for plugging of the iphone to sync music, pictures and etc.

Thank you for any information.

I tried to build it myself but I am afraid I am not experienced enough with all the ${64libs variables and etc} correct settings.

this libs are also require libtasn1 and usbmuxd (http://pims.selfip.net/git/usbmuxd)

Thanks in advance for any help

dolphin77

Motaro 08-04-2010 10:49 AM

I don't know if you ever found the solution I'm trying it myself right now, if you have any pointers please let me know they've been able to set up everything on Ubuntu. So slackware is possible.

Tryum 11-14-2010 06:00 AM

RE: libiphone, ifuse, libplist on a Slackware64-current /// how?
 
Please follow these steps: (originally posted @ Salix OS • View topic - iPhone and iPod touch support)

Open terminal as root.

Create a usbmux user with:
Code:

root[~]# useradd -u 233 -g plugdev -d /dev/null -s /bin/false usbmux
Open terminal as user.

Create an empty folder with the name Toast
Code:

$ mkdir Toast
Plug-in your iPhone or iPod Touch (or whatever proprietary iSatan)

Use ideviceinfo (included with libimobiledevice) to reveal the device UUID (40 digits)
Code:

$ ideviceinfo
Output: find the following line
Code:

UniqueDeviceID: ****************************************
Use ifuse to mount your device to the iPhone
Code:

$ ifuse Toast -u ****************************************
You'll now be able to access to the contents of your device via the newly created 'Toast' directory.

Un-mount your device (as root) with:
Code:

root[~]# umount Toast
A note about ifuse:
Quote:

Originally Posted by libimobiledevice - Teaching Penguins to talk to fruits
Do I need to use iFuse to mount the device?
iFuse is only useful if you want to mount the device manually and if you do not have GNOME and GVFS installed. Otherwise it is useless since GNOME's GVFS supports accessing the device directly and creates a fuse mount in ~/.gvfs/, too.

Filesystem Access: Using iFuse with fuse, on GNOME using GVFS >= 1.5.1 or kio_afc on KDE.

Did you made it?

amiga32 11-14-2010 07:18 AM

There's no libiphone anymore, it's deprecated for libimobiledevice. I haven't yet tried doing this myself as the project seems pretty alpha so I'm still using iTunes (throws up) and Windows for my phone.

There's some Slackbuilds for the libs you're looking for (some might be a bit old, not sure). Let us know how it all works out for you.

LIBRARIES:

http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13...imobiledevice/

http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13.1/system/usbmuxd/

http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13...ries/libtasn1/

http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13...ries/libplist/

http://slackbuilds.org/repository/13.1/system/ifuse/

EDIT: Sorry man, forgot you were on -current Dx

Tryum 11-14-2010 09:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amiga32 (Post 4158350)
There's no libiphone anymore, it's deprecated for libimobiledevice. I haven't yet tried doing this myself as the project seems pretty alpha so I'm still using iTunes (throws up) and Windows for my phone.

Why Windows? :S
You can use Ubuntu 10.04 (and above) with VirtualBox :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by amiga32 (Post 4158350)

You can use Sbopkg to install the packages from SBo.
I'm using them, I used slapt-src. see the original post at the Salix OS forum.

Quote:

Originally Posted by amiga32 (Post 4158350)
EDIT: Sorry man, forgot you were on -current Dx

No worries, and thank you for replying :hattip:

dolphin77 11-14-2010 09:31 AM

Thanks guys.

I already bought nexus one. My young daughter didn't like my iPhone 3g anyway. She drpod it into her food and tried how strong it was afterwards. Thanks to her. I own the best phone i ever had.

Tryum 11-14-2010 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dolphin77 (Post 4158460)
Thanks guys.

I already bought nexus one. My young daughter didn't like my iPhone 3g anyway. She drpod it into her food and tried how strong it was afterwards. Thanks to her. I own the best phone i ever had.

Hahahahaha... now that is a helpful post ;)
(and I'm completely serious)


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