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Reconnection loop #20

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y0va opened this issue Dec 14, 2023 · 8 comments
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Reconnection loop #20

y0va opened this issue Dec 14, 2023 · 8 comments

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@y0va
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y0va commented Dec 14, 2023

usbfluxd keeps reconnecting and no devices are shown on macos. I use macos 11.7.10 and tested the host side with a local build on debian and with the aur package on a manjaro system.

On the host the output looks like:

$ sudo usbfluxd -f -n                                                                                                                                                                                   ✔ 
[12:59:26.421][3] usbfluxd v1.2.0 starting up
[12:59:26.421][4] Original usbmuxd socket file renamed: /var/run/usbmuxd -> /var/run/usbmuxd.orig
[12:59:26.421][4] Creating socket
[12:59:26.421][4] New Remote fd 4
[12:59:26.421][3] Initialization complete
[13:03:48.202][4] New client on fd 8 (pid 13665)
[13:03:58.294][4] New client on fd 9 (pid 13668)
[13:03:58.295][4] Client 9 connection closed
[13:03:58.295][4] Disconnecting client 0xa7fee0 fd 9
[13:04:08.377][4] New client on fd 9 (pid 13670)
[13:04:08.377][4] Client 9 connection closed
[13:04:08.377][4] Disconnecting client 0xa7fee0 fd 9
[13:04:18.466][4] New client on fd 9 (pid 13671)
[13:04:18.468][4] Client 9 connection closed
[13:04:18.468][4] Disconnecting client 0xa7fee0 fd 9
[13:04:28.546][4] New client on fd 9 (pid 13672)
[13:04:28.547][4] Client 9 connection closed
[13:04:28.547][4] Disconnecting client 0xa7fee0 fd 9
[13:04:38.626][4] New client on fd 9 (pid 13674)

And on macOS like this:
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Looks similar to #16

@lexxxel
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lexxxel commented May 11, 2024

@y0va I have the same issue. Have you found a solution?

@DerCommander323
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I have the exact same issue, connecting an iPad (iPadOs 17.4.1 i believe) to my macOS Sonoma VM on Arch linux. Trying to use AltStore, the installation worked, i even managed to log in and sideload an app, but enabling JIT fails because "the device is not connected"

@lexxxel
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lexxxel commented Aug 9, 2024

I have the exact same issue, connecting an iPad (iPadOs 17.4.1 i believe) to my macOS Sonoma VM on Arch linux. Trying to use AltStore, the installation worked, i even managed to log in and sideload an app, but enabling JIT fails because "the device is not connected"

Please, could you explain what AltStore is?

@DerCommander323
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AltStore is an app store for sideloading apps on iOS/iPadOS devices. It has to be installed on the device via AltServer, a program for macOS and Windows that can install AltStore on the connected device. Since I use linux I had to use VMs, but passing through the USB connection normally via QEMU doesn't work with macOS.

@PixsaOJ
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PixsaOJ commented Sep 5, 2024

Some clis are working but xcode is not picking it up in this state.

@iCooKie123
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This is still happening even in ios 18.0 . Some Cli tools like idevice_id -l picks the iphone up, but not Finder or Xcode

@mikefaille
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mikefaille commented Oct 16, 2024

This is still happening even in ios 18.0 . Some Cli tools like idevice_id -l picks the iphone up, but not Finder or Xcode

The same thing happened to me. I was working from Xcode 16. I reinstalled my Macosc 14 and configured Xcode 15, and this setup doesn't work. However, the CLI works well.

@mikefaille
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Ok, I just had to restart Xcode then the Iphone is now available from : usbfluxd

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