anyone luck mounting an iphone 7?

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http://www.libimobiledevice.org/ according to here not listed.

is there any other ways to mount it? or transfer files to a qubes machine?

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On Wednesday, November 30, 2016 at 10:46:46 PM UTC-5, raah...@gmail.com wrote:
> http://www.libimobiledevice.org/ according to here not listed.
>
> is there any other ways to mount it? or transfer files to a qubes machine?

well finally got it working. Not sure what did it exactly. But had to clone a debian template and use unstable for the sys-usb. installing libimobiledevice6 update libimobiledevice-utils ifuse usbmuxd and I'm not sure what else unfortunately. packages are listed here I used also http://askubuntu.com/questions/812006/how-can-i-mount-my-iphone-6s-on-ubuntu-16-04

I used the command idevicepair pair. But Ifuse still refused to mount to manually created directory /media/iphone with chmod 777. so not sure if ifuse is really needed.

but it works in the file manager. only after I installed pcmanfm first and w/e that pulls in. I now get a DCIM directory that contains the pics and videos, music of the iphone7 so this seems to be good enough. and it also works in default file manager now as well.

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welp looks like it was a fluke, I tried to recreate this with a new templatevm and its not working again. I attempted on the qubes debian vm cause I got it working first on ubuntu. But it seems its even temperamental on ubuntu. I guess you just have to get lucky trying diff orders of unplugging replugging pairing restarting lol. And even then you only get the dcim folder. I dunno. so either the iphone 7 is bugged or libimobiledevice needs udpating.

I'm able to qvm-usb -a the device to a linux appvm. but it didn't work when trying to the windows7 hvm. I think I read somewhere on forums a while back it is not working properly yet for hvms?

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well i can get it working everytime on baremetal ubuntu now. What I do is set lock to 5 mins. idevicepair pair, then leave device connected and log out and in. then dcim folder then appears in file manager. works everytime. Now to figure out how I reproduced this in qubes debian lol.

Unfortunately until they update libimobiledevice you can only back up camera pictures + videos, and texted pics. Can't back up music or downloads.

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On Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 11:05:38 AM UTC-5, raah...@gmail.com wrote:
> well i can get it working everytime on baremetal ubuntu now. What I do is set lock to 5 mins. idevicepair pair, then leave device connected and log out and in. then dcim folder then appears in file manager. works everytime. Now to figure out how I reproduced this in qubes debian lol.
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> Unfortunately until they update libimobiledevice you can only back up camera pictures + videos, and texted pics. Can't back up music or downloads.

I forgot to add I compiled 1.2.1 but I doubt it matters.

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sorry for the spam ugh. but I was wondering if there was a way to do like a gnome-session-save or quit in qubes? probably not i'm thinking. the command is there in fedora-23 but it don't work. maybe cause its appvm? What if I make a templatevm a sys-usb. Is that possible? would it even make a diff?

Gonna have to go galaxy s7 I think cause whats the diff anyway i've noticed now ... But I think alot of people would want this. Really don't want to use icloud. or, maybe use that in addition :) but want hard copies of data for myself for sure. all over my house like Harold Thomas Martin III