Google HTC Nexus One

[GloobyBoolga]

Adding this to the "Android Device" section of a transportConfig file worked for me.

[code:1] <dict>
<key>vid</key>
<integer>19985</integer> <!-- 4e11 -->
<key>pid</key>
<integer>6353</integer> <!-- 18d1 --> <!-- HTC Nexus One -->
</dict>
[/code:1]

Based on the following info from the System Profiler:

Capacity: 14.84 GB
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: Yes
BSD Name: disk1
Product ID: 0x4e11
Vendor ID: 0x18d1
Version: 1.00
Serial Number: HT9C3P803622
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
Manufacturer: Google, Inc.
Location ID: 0x24700000
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 256
Mac OS 9 Drivers: No
Partition Map Type: MBR (Master Boot Record)
S.M.A.R.T. status: Not Supported
Volumes:
G1SDCARD:
Capacity: 14.84 GB
Available: 4.57 GB
Writable: Yes
File System: MS-DOS FAT32
BSD Name: disk1s1
Mount Point: /Volumes/G1SDCARD
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jpa

[salling]

Thank you. Building this into the product for the next release.

Best.
--
Jonas

[pkulak]

Could someone tell me how I can use this information to get Media Sync working with my Nexus One? I have no idea what a "transportConfig" file is. I'm on a Mac, by the way.

[salling]

Just enable the option Check for beta versions in the app Settings. Then check for updates. The latest beta supports the Nexus One.

Best.
Jonas

[quote="pkulak"]Could someone tell me how I can use this information to get Media Sync working with my Nexus One? I have no idea what a "transportConfig" file is. I'm on a Mac, by the way.[/quote]

[pkulak]

Awesome, thanks!

[qbit]

Enabled beta, updated and restarted the app... Finder is able to see my n1. But mediasync doesn't.. nothing in the log..

Any suggestions?

RESOLVED: Turns out if you have debug mode enabled ... MediaSync wont see it.

[quote="salling"]Just enable the option Check for beta versions in the app Settings. Then check for updates. The latest beta supports the Nexus One.

Best.
Jonas

[quote="pkulak"]Could someone tell me how I can use this information to get Media Sync working with my Nexus One? I have no idea what a "transportConfig" file is. I'm on a Mac, by the way.[/quote][/quote]

[salling]

I think I've fixed debugging mode, too, for the final version of 1.1.5. Just to make sure, would you be able to find me the USB product ID in this mode? You can find this info in System Profiler (don't forget to enable debugging mode on the phone first, though).

Best.
--
Jonas

[quote="qbit"]Enabled beta, updated and restarted the app... Finder is able to see my n1. But mediasync doesn't.. nothing in the log..

Any suggestions?

RESOLVED: Turns out if you have debug mode enabled ... MediaSync wont see it.

[quote="salling"]Just enable the option Check for beta versions in the app Settings. Then check for updates. The latest beta supports the Nexus One.

Best.
Jonas

[quote="pkulak"]Could someone tell me how I can use this information to get Media Sync working with my Nexus One? I have no idea what a "transportConfig" file is. I'm on a Mac, by the way.[/quote][/quote][/quote]

[qbit]

Sure thing!

Product ID: 0x4e12


[quote="salling"]I think I've fixed debugging mode, too, for the final version of 1.1.5. Just to make sure, would you be able to find me the USB product ID in this mode? You can find this info in System Profiler (don't forget to enable debugging mode on the phone first, though).

Best.
--
Jonas[/quote]

[qbit]

If anyone else is interested in running MediaSync with dev mode on.. add the following line below the existing nexus one line in "Android MSC.transportConfig"

[code:1]
<dict>
<key>vid</key>
<integer>6353</integer>
<key>pid</key>
<integer>19986</integer> <!-- Nexus One ( Dev Mode )-->
</dict>
[/code:1]

[quote="qbit"]Sure thing!

Product ID: 0x4e12


[quote="salling"]I think I've fixed debugging mode, too, for the final version of 1.1.5. Just to make sure, would you be able to find me the USB product ID in this mode? You can find this info in System Profiler (don't forget to enable debugging mode on the phone first, though).

Best.
--
Jonas[/quote][/quote]