libimobiledevice · A cross-platform FOSS library written in C to communicate with iOS devices natively.

libimobiledevice is a software library that talks the protocols to support iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Apple TV devices running iOS on Linux without the need for jailbreaking.

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TIL that #libimobiledevice actually implements "reverse tethering"

  • Compile usbmuxd from source
  • Use systemctl edit usbmuxd to add
  • [Service]
    Environment=USBMUXD_DEFAULT_DEVICE_MODE=3
  • Connect the iPhone
  • Create a bridge interface, using the following instructions or similar: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/network_bridge#Assigning_an_IP_address
  • Add usb0 to the bridge
  • Bring usb0 up
  • Voilà, your iPhone should now be able to access the internet through your Linux device.

    Network bridge - ArchWiki

    Latest #libimobiledevice stack build script for macOS is now _always_ using the same short URL:

    mkdir -p limd-build;
    cd limd-build;
    curl -o ./limd-build-macos.sh -L https://is.gd/limdmacos ;
    bash ./limd-build-macos.sh

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    At this point, with the number of hours I've put in to try to get #libimobiledevice / #usbmuxd2 working, I'd probably be better off "just" buying a Mac Mini

    #MacOS #Linux #FOSS

    @DJDarren @danyork also the "libidevicemobile" project builds and maintains the foundation for a huge range of applications to allow interacting with all kind of mobile #Apple devices of all generations:
    https://libimobiledevice.org/

    If an application supports an Apple device, that's not supported by Apple themselves anymore, it's most likely built based on #libimobiledevice.

    #OpenSource #iPod #iPhone

    libimobiledevice · A cross-platform FOSS library written in C to communicate with iOS devices natively.

    libimobiledevice is a software library that talks the protocols to support iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Apple TV devices running iOS on Linux without the need for jailbreaking.

    libimobiledevice

    @grauerle Hier https://forum.ubuntuusers.de/topic/synchronisiert-amarok-2-5-das-ipod-touch-4g/ wird noch auf #libimobiledevice hingewiesen. Ob und wie das als potentielle Lösung zu deinem Problem passt, kann ich allerdings nicht beurteilen.

    Ein Up- oder Download zu/von einer Cloud könnte auch noch eine unkonventionelle Möglichkeit sein.

    Jede Option aus dem „golden-bunten Knast“ auszubrechen, scheint mir akzeptabel. 🙃

    Synchronisiert Amarok 2.5 das iPod Touch 4G? › Synchronisation von mobilen Geräten › Ubuntu verwenden › Forum › ubuntuusers.de

    Mal schauen wir #libimobiledevice mittlerweile tut. Letztes mal wollte es nicht. Grmls. http://www.libimobiledevice.org/