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Looking for a way to detect a connected HiMD walkman automatically and connect it in // | Looking for a way to detect a connected HiMD walkman automatically and connect it in // | ||
+ | This splits into two different questions, presented with their possible solutions: | ||
+ | - Detecting Hi-MD walkmen that are already connected to the computer on start of QHiMDTransfer | ||
+ | * libusb can be used to iterate over all connected devices. This is mostly platform independent, | ||
+ | * libusal (or libscg) to scan for the SCSI device that the Hi-MD walkman makes available via the USB mass storage transport. No idea how easy it is to get a mountpoint from libusal bus scans. Did not look at it yet | ||
+ | - Detecting when a new HiMD walkmen gets connected | ||
+ | * On Linux: Listen on system DBus for DeviceAdded/ | ||
+ | * On Windows: Listen for " | ||
+ | * Sample code for Windows: [[http:// | ||
+ | * On Mac: Listen for " | ||
+ | * On Linux/ | ||
- | Possible solutions: | + | Screenshots on how the autorun-like entry works in the gnome file manager (the first image shows the file browser in the root directory of a Hi-MD medium, the second the file manager autorun properties): |
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- | * libusb | + | |
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