| Lots of docs to follow... |
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| KERNEL BUG ON LINUX |
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| Linux 2.6.16 is generally speaking required to use any MTP |
| device under USB 2.0. This is because the EHCI driver |
| previously did not support zero-length writes to endpoints. |
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| It should work in most cases however, or if you connect it |
| to an UHCI/OHCI port instead (yielding lower speed). But |
| please just use a recent kernel. |
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| RELATION TO LIBPTP2 |
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| Parts of libptp2 are copied (and modified) from version 1.1.0: |
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| ptp-pack.c |
| ptp-pack.h |
| ptp.c |
| ptp.h |
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| These are just copies of the same files from libptp2. |
| In order to avoid clashes with the libptp2 endianness scripts |
| we have named libptp-endian.h and libptp-stdint.h the |
| same way as in libptp2, though they are created by libmtp |
| autoconfigure scripts. |
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| We will try to track libptp2 and fold changes back into |
| libmtp. |
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| TODO: check if the following still holds! (Linus) |
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| I have changed the config script slightly for the le64atoh function |
| in libptp-endian.h. This is required for OS X on PowerPC (not sure why). |
| I've just cast the bytes to uint64_t to avoid shifting wrongly. |
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