[BitPim-devel] libusb 1.0 on linux and MacOS ?

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Joe Pham

2010-03-11 03:39:22 UTC

We're getting ready to add BitPim support to libusb 1.0 and I'd like to get feedback from Linux and Mac users and determine if their systems still have libusb 0.1 installed by default (so we would need to have support to both versions.)

Thanks,

-Joe Pham

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Nathan Hjelm

2010-03-11 06:36:30 UTC

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Some notes on libusb-1.0 support for Mac:
- If users/developers want to run or build Bitpim from source they will need to install libusb-1.0 into /opt/local. This is the default location if for installation in macports.
- Those using an app will not need to install libusb-1.0 as it is already contained inside the app.

BTW, I updated Bitpim's Linux distro files (debian, redhat, etc) to require libusb 1.0.6.

-Nathan

Post by Joe Pham
We're getting ready to add BitPim support to libusb 1.0 and I'd like to get feedback from Linux and Mac users and determine if their systems still have libusb 0.1 installed by default (so we would need to have support to both versions.)
Thanks,
-Joe Pham
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Sean Patrick Burke

2010-03-11 14:29:24 UTC

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Just to add to that - libusb 0.1 support on the mac has been dead for some time. As soon as the code supports libusb 1.0, I'll check the mac build scripts to ensure compliance.

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Post by Nathan Hjelm
- If users/developers want to run or build Bitpim from source they will need to install libusb-1.0 into /opt/local. This is the default location if for installation in macports.
- Those using an app will not need to install libusb-1.0 as it is already contained inside the app.
BTW, I updated Bitpim's Linux distro files (debian, redhat, etc) to require libusb 1.0.6.
-Nathan

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Nathan Hjelm

2010-03-11 17:36:24 UTC

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Yup, the last commit I made to the libusb-0.1 source tree was before the release of Snow Leopard (which broke libusb-0.1).

The mac build scripts and the usb module are good to go. Can you take a look and see if I missed or screwed up anything?

-Nathan

Post by Sean Patrick Burke
Just to add to that - libusb 0.1 support on the mac has been dead for some time. As soon as the code supports libusb 1.0, I'll check the mac build scripts to ensure compliance.
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Sean Patrick Burke

2010-03-11 17:44:07 UTC

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I'll run a build tonight as soon as I get home.

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Post by Nathan Hjelm
Yup, the last commit I made to the libusb-0.1 source tree was before the release of Snow Leopard (which broke libusb-0.1).
The mac build scripts and the usb module are good to go. Can you take a look and see if I missed or screwed up anything?
-Nathan

Sean Patrick Burke

2010-03-12 00:12:25 UTC

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Nathan -
The build crashes and dies on the py2app sanity check. This isn't
the first time I have had a problem with this portion of the build
script, but for posterity I'll describe the issue.
I have two partitions on my drive: a leopard partition and a snow
leopard partition. The former has all of the proper dependencies for
a bitpim build, including py2app 0.4.3. The latter is my day to day
partition and has py2app 0.4.2 on it. For some reason, makedist is
detecting the snow leopard copy of py2app before the framework copy.

Are you building with a macports copy of python, or a stock copy?

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Post by Nathan Hjelm
Yup, the last commit I made to the libusb-0.1 source tree was before
the release of Snow Leopard (which broke libusb-0.1).
The mac build scripts and the usb module are good to go. Can you
take a look and see if I missed or screwed up anything?
-Nathan

Post by Sean Patrick Burke
Just to add to that - libusb 0.1 support on the mac has been dead
for some time. As soon as the code supports libusb 1.0, I'll check
the mac build scripts to ensure compliance.
s
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Post by Nathan Hjelm
- If users/developers want to run or build Bitpim from source they
will need to install libusb-1.0 into /opt/local. This is the
default location if for installation in macports.
- Those using an app will not need to install libusb-1.0 as it is
already contained inside the app.
BTW, I updated Bitpim's Linux distro files (debian, redhat, etc)
to require libusb 1.0.6.
-Nathan

Post by Joe Pham
We're getting ready to add BitPim support to libusb 1.0 and I'd
like to get feedback from Linux and Mac users and determine if
their systems still have libusb 0.1 installed by default (so we
would need to have support to both versions.)
Thanks,
-Joe Pham
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Nathan Hjelm

2010-03-12 01:45:57 UTC

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I am using the stock python2.5 to build under Snow Leopard. I remember having some py2app problems after I updated the requirement to 0.4.3. I think the problem was that 0.4.3 was still identifying itself as 0.4.2. I had to modify the py2app source to give the correct version.

-Nathan

Post by Sean Patrick Burke
Nathan -
The build crashes and dies on the py2app sanity check. This isn't
the first time I have had a problem with this portion of the build
script, but for posterity I'll describe the issue.
I have two partitions on my drive: a leopard partition and a snow
leopard partition. The former has all of the proper dependencies for
a bitpim build, including py2app 0.4.3. The latter is my day to day
partition and has py2app 0.4.2 on it. For some reason, makedist is
detecting the snow leopard copy of py2app before the framework copy.
Are you building with a macports copy of python, or a stock copy?
s
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Post by Nathan Hjelm
Yup, the last commit I made to the libusb-0.1 source tree was before
the release of Snow Leopard (which broke libusb-0.1).
The mac build scripts and the usb module are good to go. Can you
take a look and see if I missed or screwed up anything?
-Nathan

Post by Sean Patrick Burke
Just to add to that - libusb 0.1 support on the mac has been dead
for some time. As soon as the code supports libusb 1.0, I'll check
the mac build scripts to ensure compliance.
s
--
Sean Patrick Burke
Full time law student, part time developer
http://www.bitpim.org

Post by Nathan Hjelm
- If users/developers want to run or build Bitpim from source they
will need to install libusb-1.0 into /opt/local. This is the
default location if for installation in macports.
- Those using an app will not need to install libusb-1.0 as it is
already contained inside the app.
BTW, I updated Bitpim's Linux distro files (debian, redhat, etc)
to require libusb 1.0.6.
-Nathan

Post by Joe Pham
We're getting ready to add BitPim support to libusb 1.0 and I'd
like to get feedback from Linux and Mac users and determine if
their systems still have libusb 0.1 installed by default (so we
would need to have support to both versions.)
Thanks,
-Joe Pham
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Derrick Hudson

2010-03-16 16:39:12 UTC

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On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 03:39:22AM +0000, Joe Pham wrote:
| We're getting ready to add BitPim support to libusb 1.0 and I'd like
| to get feedback from Linux and Mac users and determine if their
| systems still have libusb 0.1 installed by default (so we would need
| to have support to both versions.)

libusb 1.0 is readily available (in the package repository) for Ubuntu
9.10 and Debian "testing".

-Derrick

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