Bug 456811 contains a suggested patch to libusb. The libusb maintainer included the patch in libusb-0.1.12-17. Unfortunately, this patch completely breaks pilot-link's ability to sync with at least Palm TX devices, and possibly other devices. For now, I've asked the libusb maintainer to revert the patch. Could you please ask the upstream pilot-link developers to inspect the patch in bug 456811? Specifically: does upstream think the patch bogus? Or is pilot-link using libusb incorrectly, and the patch breaks pilot-link's incorrect behavior? Or some combination of both? Versions of pilot-link that the patch in bug 456811 breaks: pilot-link-0.12.3-14 pilot-link-0.12.3-18
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Hello, the patch could be reviewed by libusb guys - they should be the best persons who are relevant to check this code. I'm reassignig this bug to jnovy.
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