Has anyone used udev with MP3 players?
I'm using Debian unstable 2.6.8 with udev & hotplug &
gnome-volume-manager. When I plug in my mp3 player I don't see a
/dev/usb/mpio. I tried writing a simple rule that matched this:
BUS="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}="2735", Name="usb/%k", SYMLINK="usb/mpio2"
Even before I added my udev rule, I was able to run a mpiosh program
that would initialize with the mp3 player and allow for simple
readings but would fail when doing any sort of file transfer.
Here is the error:
mpio: src/io.c(713): mpio_io_write: libusb returned error: (ffffff92)
"error writing to bulk endpoint 1: Connection timed out"
mpio: src/fat.c(1002): mpio_fatentry_is_defect: defective block
encountered, abort reading! (older models check)
I'm not sure if I am having problems with udev, libmpio, or libusb. I
found someone on the internet that was able to get the mp3 player to
work under Debian. However, I can't tell what I might be missing.
Anyone have any ideas where to start? I tried emailing the
sourceforge list serve and nobody responded. I thought that some of
the underlying libusb stuff is not configured correctly.
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Jeff Rasmussen
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