[gpodder-devel] Error with MTP Device under the new Ubuntu 8.10
- From: jerome.chabod at gmail.com (jerome chabod)
- Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:02:32 +0100
Ubuntu 8.10 probably provide the new 0.3.x libmtp which contains new
interfaces incompatible with actual pymtp. I'm still under ubuntu 8.04, but
I will try to install a computer on 8.10 and test it and see if something
can be do to pymtp. Result in a few days
J?r?me
2008/11/17 Thomas Perl <thp at gpodder.org>
> You wrote:
> > I am very glad to see the evolution of gpodder, yesterday we dream about
> > MTP support, today the talk is about Youtube support (OMG!) :)
>
> New features - new bugs :)
>
> > Recently i moved on the new Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10, installed gpodder
> > from repositories (0.13.1-1) and everything is working fine, except for
> > the MTP syncronization with my Creative Zen that recently i was used
> > to.. I have all the dependencies (libmtp, python-pymtp) that are un g
> > indicated in the Wiki and still doesn't work..
>
> Can you please run gPodder in gdb and provide a backtrace of the
> segfault? This means running "bin/gpodder --local" with gdb (gdb
> bin/gpodder --local), then "run" and then reproduce the segfault, and
> enter "bt" in gdb. Send the output of this command to this list.
>
> > Somebody has the same error? What i am doing wrong? Could this be a bug
> > in some library ?
>
> Did it work with the older version of libmtp? Can you try installing
> libmtp from Ubunut 8.04 and see if this fixes your problem (i.e. the
> version in 8.10 is "too new" to work correctly with pymtp at the
> moment).
>
> > Attached is my log output.. But the error is "Segmentation Fault"..
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
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