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
Plug-in your iPhone or iPod Touch (or whatever proprietary iSatan)
Use ideviceinfo (included with libimobiledevice) to reveal the device UUID (40 digits)
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:
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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.
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Filesystem Access: Using iFuse with fuse, on GNOME using GVFS >= 1.5.1 or
kio_afc on KDE.
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