Modified:
trunk/README.libusb
Log:
Updated libusb calling mode
Modified: trunk/README.libusb
==============================================================================
--- trunk/README.libusb (original)
+++ trunk/README.libusb Tue Oct 21 13:54:24 2008
@@ -9,15 +9,26 @@
The correct way to use it with coldsync is with a
proper listen libusb block, just like this one:
- listen libusb "myusb" {
+ listen libusb "libusb" {
}
Then just launch coldsync as usual:
- coldsync --listen myusb
+ coldsync --listen libusb ...
- Under Linux, you sometimes have to disable the HotPlug
- support in order to avoid conflicts.
+ As of coldsync 3.0, this listen block is automatically
+ added unless you specify a device on the command line
+ (and coldsync has been compiled with libusb support).
+
+ If that is the case, you can launch coldsync as in
+
+ coldsync
+
+ Easy, isn'it ? :)
+
+
+ Under Linux, udev/hotplug might try to load the visor
+ driver which would conflict with colsync.
If loaded, you should also rmmod the visor driver.