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I'm using KDE, the "Unhandled Lockdown error (-4)" only appears in Gnome. The iPhone 3GS runs on iOS 5.0.1 jailbroken.
dmesg output:
[ 155.500036] usb 7-1: new high-speed USB device number 3 using ehci_hcd
[ 157.213518] ipheth: ipheth_get_macaddr: usb_control_msg: -110
[ 157.213540] ipheth: probe of 7-1:4.2 failed with error -110
[ 157.213586] usbcore: registered new interface driver iphethidevicepair:
~ $ idevicepair unpair; idevicepair pair
QueryType failed, error code -256
QueryType failed, error code -256ideviceinfo -d:
terminates silently.
Version of libimobiledevice:
local/libimobiledevice 1.1.1-2
I haven't installed libimobiledevice-git from AUR yet, as it fails to compile due to dependencies on liblist >= 1.8 and I haven't had the time yet to compile that as well.
Anyone having similar issues? I tested it on another pc running arch with the same outcome. It worked, however, on some ubuntu laptop (don't remember the version, though).
Last edited by dieteric (2012-03-29 12:15:12)
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Managed to install the git version of libimobiledevice. Now the unpairing and pairing works. After reconnecting the device, it is still not recognized. ideviceinfo still terminates silently. ifuse-git also quits without error. idevice_id --list manages to show the UDID of my connected phone.
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Hello as you did to install "libimobiledevice-git" without usbmux 1.0.8? Thank you.
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See https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/26710#comment88572 for a workaround.
Now, ideviceinfo properly shows information of the device. Also, it is recognized by amarok and banshee (however, banshee is not showing any content).
However, KDE's devicemanager still doesn't recognize it and it's not listed in dolphin for mounting. ![]()
Is this a bug or is it just not implemented yet?
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Unhandled Lockdown
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I have a similar problem. Using the PKGBUILD provided near the end of this report I am able to get the ios 5 device mounted.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/26710
But in the past, I would have two mount options for the device being mounted. One would be mount "documents on <name of device>" while the other was simply mount "<name of device>" and that had a tree similar to the following
AirFair corona PhotoData
Airlock DCIM Photos
ApplicationArchives Downloads Purchases
Books HighlandPark Recordings
com.apple.itdbprep.postprocess.lock iTunes_Control Safari
com.apple.itunes.lock_sync MewSeekthe mount "documents on <name of device>" would list the apps that had the capability to share documents and allow you to copy to and from your system. This was very useful for me and I'm sure I wasn't the only one that used this feature.
EDIT: I may have gotten worried to soon because now I seem to have no problems after a reboot (using the PKGBUILD from the bug report)
Last edited by akspecs (2012-04-24 02:35:59)
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