Accesories bug

[Tech-User42]

When i plug my iPhone 8 into the pi it says the accesories dosen't work with it i dont know why

[corsac-s]

Could you give us the exact error message, maybe with a screenshot (in English).
Was the iPhone locked or unlocked at that time? If locked, can you try unlocked in case USB restricted mode was active? Remember that you need to pair your iPhone with the Raspberry Pi, and that will require your passcode.

[Tech-User42]

My iPhone was unlocked and my iPhone says that

[corsac-s]

What iOS version are you running, and what version of libimobiledevice? I never saw that message here, but maybe there's an incompatibility? (for reference, I'm running iOS 13.3.1 with libimobiledevice 1.2.1~git20181030.92c5462-2 from Raspbian)

[Tech-User42]

i run the IOS 13.3.1 (17D50) and i dont know the way to know the libimobiledevice version but i install it the last week sorry for my english im french :0

[corsac-s]

If you installed following the instructions in the README and have ssh access to the box, try running dpkg -l |grep libimobiledevice. You can reply in French but please add the English version as well for other people reading by.

[Tech-User42]

Ok thanks i have the same version that you im with VNC viewer so i can send screenshot of drive "PIBACKUP" if you need

[corsac-s]

Then I don't know. It might help to check if the device is detected by running ideviceinfo on the box. Also check the logs from journalctl when you're connecting the device. Did the device ask your passcode to pair pibackup at one point or never?

[Tech-User42]

ideviceinfo return that (some information have been modified by me)
ideviceinfo
ActivationState: Activated
ActivationStateAcknowledged: true
BasebandActivationTicketVersion: V2
BasebandCertId: 524245983
BasebandChipID: 101
BasebandKeyHashInformation:
AKeyStatus: 0
SKeyHash: u+/tcCwvaQ+1Y9t40I4yegCEmB28mALlaROhaIVGBWo=
SKeyStatus: 0
BasebandMasterKeyHash: 8CB15EE4C8002199070D9500BB8FB183B02713A5CA2A6B92DB5E75CE15536182
BasebandRegionSKU: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA==
BasebandSerialNumber: EwIUJ4AA1qNYc4KF
BasebandStatus: BBInfoAvailable
BasebandVersion: 3.03.03
BluetoothAddress: f0:78:07:8c:c7:17
BoardId: 10
BrickState: false
BuildVersion: 17D50
CPUArchitecture: arm64
CarrierBundleInfoArray[1]:
0:
CFBundleIdentifier: com.apple.Orange_France
CFBundleVersion: 40.0
GID1: ffffffff
GID2: ffffffff
IntegratedCircuitCardIdentity: 89330179210108587870
InternationalMobileSubscriberIdentity: 208015100130414
MCC: 208
MNC: 01
SIMGID1: /////w==
SIMGID2: /////w==
Slot: kOne
kCTPostponementInfoAvailable: SIMCarrierInfo
CertID: 524245983
ChipID: 32789
ChipSerialNo: EwIUJ4AA1qNYc4KF
DeviceClass: iPhone
DeviceColor: 1
DeviceName: iPhone 8
DieID: 3435737851297838
EthernetAddress: f0:78:07:97:b3:51
FirmwareVersion: iBoot-5540.80.2
FusingStatus: 3
GID1: ffffffff
GID2: ffffffff
HardwareModel: D201AP
HardwarePlatform: t8015
HasSiDP: true
HostAttached: true
IntegratedCircuitCardIdentity: 89330179210108587870
InternationalMobileEquipmentIdentity: 356394108008225
InternationalMobileSubscriberIdentity: 208015100130414
InternationalMobileSubscriberIdentityOverride: false
MLBSerialNumber: F***************
MobileSubscriberCountryCode: 208
MobileSubscriberNetworkCode: 01
ModelNumber: N*****
NonVolatileRAM:
auto-boot: dHJ1ZQ==
backlight-level: MTUwNg==
boot-args:
usbcfwflasherResult: Tm8gZXJyb3Jz
PRIVersion_Major: 0
PRIVersion_Minor: 0
PRIVersion_ReleaseNo: 6
PartitionType: GUID_partition_scheme
PasswordProtected: false
PhoneNumber: +33 *********
PkHash: Hz9b38WSRX/cE6qam0xEfaM6v7nHw0ZdWjTPu2WOXVU=
ProductName: iPhone OS
ProductType: iPhone10,4
ProductVersion: 13.3.1
ProductionSOC: true
ProtocolVersion: 2
ProximitySensorCalibration: f3oABTIAHgCLd35BkqUfQgAAyEKykWNB5fswQgAAFkOykWNB5fswQgAAFkMFuv1Cg8s7QJfEoURz96FE2kKhREaEoERcyvRBm7/3QQJBAkLO6gVCAAAgQnWNCEO06BNCAABIQroO+kOuJ/lDQWUYRrkCi0ODxKQjARwYDp6GskX1BrlDauyTRQIAAAAAAABT
RegionInfo: ZD/A
SIMGID1: /////w==
SIMGID2: /////w==
SIMStatus: kCTSIMSupportSIMStatusReady
SIMTrayStatus: kCTSIMSupportSIMTrayInsertedWithSIM
SerialNumber: ***********
SoftwareBehavior: BQQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA==
SoftwareBundleVersion:
SupportedDeviceFamilies[1]:
0: 1
TelephonyCapability: true
TimeIntervalSince1970: 1582227971.547126
TimeZone: Europe/Paris
TimeZoneOffsetFromUTC: 3600.000000
TrustedHostAttached: true
UniqueChipID: 3435737851297838
UniqueDeviceID: bbf9a96e8cdb978820b71deb316075d3738b0d4c
UseRaptorCerts: true
Uses24HourClock: false
WiFiAddress: f0:78:07:8a:08:dc
WirelessBoardSerialNumber: F0018F6069
iTunesHasConnected: true
kCTPostponementInfoPRIVersion: 0.0.6
kCTPostponementInfoServiceProvisioningState: true
kCTPostponementStatus: kCTPostponementStatusActivated

[corsac-s]

Ok so it's correctly detected. What happens if you manually run the idevicebackup2 command?

[Tech-User42]

It give that error the idevice show up the syncro logo and its stop after 30 seconds, the software says PIBACKUP dosent exist i dont know why

[Tech-User42]

For information PIBACKUP is on a USB HDD

[corsac-s]

It's likely not mounted. The segmentation fault looks bad though. I'd say it's an upstream issue from libimobiledevice so please report that directly there: https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice/issues