From: Jorg S. <Jor...@gm...> - 2007-10-03 21:00:09
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Mario Rossi wrote: > Hi, > > I've just update my copy of gtkpod after a while and I'm lost with 2 things: > > 1) It keeps complaining about the missing FirewireGuid. > 2) Local does not work as I remember. > > I've deleted ~/.gtkpod and restarted from scratch. > > Gtkpod starts with: Local, Podcasts, iPod. > If I try to add a file to Local, I get "Please load the iPod before > adding tracks", and there is no way of using it. > > So now > 1) I change the mount point of iPod to some non existing local dorectory. > 2) I try to load it (clicking on the plug) > 3) it complains the directory does not exist > 4) I create the structure choosing a 5.5th gen 80GB iPod > 5) it complains the FirewireGuid is not there??!?!?!?!? How come? It has > generated a new structure????????? > 6) I leave gtkpod running and add a dummy FirewireGuid to the SysInfo file > 7) I try to load it again > 8) it asks to create the directory again (why???), but this time the > FirewireGuid is there! > 9) I can work with this iPod as a "Local" Database. > > It looks to me that the FirewireGuid should get a default value if > missing since it makes everything impossible when it is missing. > > Or am I completely wrong? > > I always compile with --without-gnome-vfs --without-hal since I prefer > to control when to load and unload the iPod. I think you're on the wrong track -- this issue has been reported before and I never could track it down. There's some more information in this in the list I believe. Unfortunately I won't be able to do anything about it for the next three weeks either. It's clearly a bug about gtkpod thinking that Local is an iPod, which it isn't. Cheers, JCS. |