libmtp  1.1.7
music-players.h
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32 /*
33  * MTP device list, trying real bad to get all devices into
34  * this list by stealing from everyone I know.
35  * Some devices taken from the Rockbox device listing:
36  * http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/DeviceDetection
37  */
38 
39  /*
40  * Creative Technology and ZiiLABS
41  * Initially the Creative devices was all we supported so these are
42  * the most thoroughly tested devices. Presumably only the devices
43  * with older firmware (the ones that have 32bit object size) will
44  * need the DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST_ALL flag. This bug
45  * manifest itself when you have a lot of folders on the device,
46  * some of the folders will start to disappear when getting all objects
47  * and properties.
48  */
49  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Vision", 0x411f,
52  { "Creative", 0x041e, "Portable Media Center", 0x4123,
55  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Xtra (MTP mode)", 0x4128,
58  { "Dell", 0x041e, "DJ (2nd generation)", 0x412f,
61  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Micro (MTP mode)", 0x4130,
64  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Touch (MTP mode)", 0x4131,
67  { "Dell", 0x041e, "Dell Pocket DJ (MTP mode)", 0x4132,
70  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN MicroPhoto (alternate version)", 0x4133,
73  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Sleek (MTP mode)", 0x4137,
76  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN MicroPhoto", 0x413c,
79  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Sleek Photo", 0x413d,
82  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Vision:M", 0x413e,
85  // Reported by marazm@o2.pl
86  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN V", 0x4150,
89  // Reported by danielw@iinet.net.au
90  // This version of the Vision:M needs the no release interface flag,
91  // unclear whether the other version above need it too or not.
92  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Vision:M (DVP-HD0004)", 0x4151,
96  // Reported by Darel on the XNJB forums
97  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN V Plus", 0x4152,
100  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Vision W", 0x4153,
103  // Don't add 0x4155: this is a Zen Stone device which is not MTP
104  // Reported by Paul Kurczaba <paul@kurczaba.com>
105  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN", 0x4157,
110  // Reported by Ringofan <mcroman@users.sourceforge.net>
111  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN V 2GB", 0x4158,
114  // Reported by j norment <stormzen@gmail.com>
115  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN Mozaic", 0x4161,
118  // Reported by Aaron F. Gonzalez <sub_tex@users.sourceforge.net>
119  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN X-Fi", 0x4162,
122  // Reported by farmerstimuli <farmerstimuli@users.sourceforge.net>
123  { "Creative", 0x041e, "ZEN X-Fi 3", 0x4169,
126  // Reported by Todor Gyumyushev <yodor1@users.sourceforge.net>
127  { "ZiiLABS", 0x041e, "Zii EGG", 0x6000,
133 
134  /*
135  * Samsung
136  * We suspect that more of these are dual mode.
137  * We suspect more of these might need DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS
138  * We suspect more of these might need DEVICE_FLAG_PLAYLIST_SPL_V1
139  * or DEVICE_FLAG_PLAYLIST_SPL_V2 to get playlists working.
140  * YP-NEU, YP-NDU, YP-20, YP-800, YP-MF Series, YP-100, YP-30
141  * YP-700 and YP-90 are NOT MTP, but use a Samsung custom protocol.
142  * See: http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/PortablePlayers for Ogg
143  * status.
144  */
145  // From anonymous SourceForge user, not verified
146  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-900", 0x0409, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
147  // From MItch <dbaker@users.sourceforge.net>
148  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "I550W Phone", 0x04a4, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
149  // From Manfred Enning <menning@users.sourceforge.net>
150  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "Jet S8000", 0x4f1f, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
151  // From Gabriel Nunes <gabrielkm1@yahoo.com.br>
152  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-920 (501d)", 0x501d, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
153  // From Soren O'Neill
154  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-920 (5022)", 0x5022, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
155  // Contributed by aronvanammers on SourceForge
156  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-925GS", 0x5024, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
157  // From libgphoto2, according to tests by Stephan Fabel it cannot
158  // get all objects with the getobjectproplist command..
159  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-820", 0x502e,
161  // Contributed by polux2001@users.sourceforge.net
162  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-925(-GS)", 0x502f,
165  // Contributed by anonymous person on SourceForge
166  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YH-J70J", 0x5033,
168  // From XNJB user
169  // Guessing on .spl flag
170  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-Z5", 0x503c,
174  // Don't add 0x5041 as this is YP-Z5 in USB mode
175  // Contributed by anonymous person on SourceForge
176  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-T7J", 0x5047,
179  // Reported by cstrickler@gmail.com
180  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-U2J (YP-U2JXB/XAA)", 0x5054,
183  // Reported by Andrew Benson
184  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-F2J", 0x5057,
186  // Reported by Patrick <skibler@gmail.com>
187  // Just guessing but looks like .spl v1 http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14160
188  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-K5", 0x505a,
192  // From dev.local@gmail.com - 0x4e8/0x507c is the UMS mode, apparently
193  // do not add that device.
194  // From m.eik michalke
195  // This device does NOT use the special SPL playlist according to sypqgjxu@gmx.de.
196  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-U3", 0x507d,
199  // Reported by Matthew Wilcox <matthew@wil.cx>
200  // Sergio <sfrdll@tiscali.it> reports this device need the BROKEN ALL flag.
201  // Guessing on .spl flag
202  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-T9", 0x507f,
207  // From Paul Clinch
208  // Just guessing but looks like .spl v1 http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14160
209  // Some versions of the firmware reportedly support OGG, reportedly only the
210  // UMS versions, so MTP+OGG is not possible on this device.
211  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-K3", 0x5081,
214  // From XNJB user
215  // From Alistair Boyle, .spl v2 required for playlists
216  // According to the device log it properly supports OGG
217  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-P2", 0x5083,
222  // From Paul Clinch
223  // Guessing on .spl flag
224  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-T10", 0x508a,
230  // From Wim Verwimp <wimverwimp@gmail.com>
231  // Not sure about the Ogg and broken proplist flags here. Just guessing.
232  // Guessing on .spl flag
233  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-S5", 0x508b,
238  // From Ludovic Danigo
239  // Guessing on .spl flag
240  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-S3", 0x5091,
245  // From Adrian Levi <adrian.levi@gmail.com>
246  // Guessing on .spl flag
247  // This one supports OGG properly through the correct MTP type.
248  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-U4", 0x5093, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
249  // From Chris Le Sueur <thefishface@gmail.com>
250  // Guessing on .spl flag
251  // This one supports OGG properly through the correct MTP type.
252  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-R1", 0x510f,
256  // From Anonymous SourceForge user
257  // Guessing on .spl flag
258  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-Q1", 0x5115,
263  // From Holger
264  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-M1", 0x5118,
268  // From Anonymous SourceForge user
269  // Guessing on .spl flag
270  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-P3", 0x511a,
275  // From Anonymous SourceForge user
276  // Guessing on .spl flag
277  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-Q2", 0x511d,
282  // From Marco Pizzocaro <mpizzocaro@users.sourceforge.net>
283  // Guessing on .spl flag
284  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-U5", 0x5121,
289  // From Leonardo Accorsi <laccorsi@users.sourceforge.net>
290  // Guessing on .spl flag
291  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-R0", 0x5125,
296  // The "YP-R2" (0x04e8/0x512d) is NOT MTP, it is UMS only.
297  // Guessing on device flags for the MTP mode...
298  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-R2", 0x512e,
304  // From Manuel Carro
305  // Copied from Q2
306  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-Q3", 0x5130,
311  // Reported by: traaf <traaf@users.sourceforge.net>
312  // Guessing on the playlist type!
313  // Appears to present itself properly as a PTP device with MTP extensions!
314  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "YP-Z3", 0x5137,
319  // YP-F3 is NOT MTP - USB mass storage
320  // From a rouge .INF file
321  // this device ID seems to have been recycled for:
322  // the Samsung SGH-A707 Cingular cellphone
323  // the Samsung L760-V cellphone
324  // the Samsung SGH-U900 cellphone
325  // the Samsung Fascinate player
326  { "Samsung", 0x04e8,
327  "YH-999 Portable Media Center/SGH-A707/SGH-L760V/SGH-U900/Verizon Intensity/Fascinate",
329  // From Santi Béjar <sbejar@gmail.com> - not sure this is MTP...
330  // { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "Z170 Mobile Phone", 0x6601, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
331  // From Santi Béjar <sbejar@gmail.com> - not sure this is MTP...
332  // { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "E250 Mobile Phone", 0x663e, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
333  // From an anonymous SF user
334  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "M7600 Beat/GT-S8300T/SGH-F490/S8300", 0x6642,
337  // From Lionel Bouton
338  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "X830 Mobile Phone", 0x6702,
340  // From James <jamestech@gmail.com>
341  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "U600 Mobile Phone", 0x6709,
343  // From Cesar Cardoso <cesar@cesarcardoso.tk>
344  // No confirmation that this is really MTP.
345  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "F250 Mobile Phone", 0x6727,
347  // From Charlie Todd 2007-10-31
348  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "Juke (SCH-U470)", 0x6734,
350  // Reported by Tenn
351  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "GT-B2700", 0x6752,
353  // Added by Greg Fitzgerald <netzdamon@gmail.com>
354  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "SAMSUNG Trance", 0x6763,
358  // From anonymous sourceforge user
359  // Guessing on .spl flag, maybe needs NO_ZERO_READS, whatdoIknow
360  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "GT-S8500", 0x6819,
363  /*
364  * These entries seems to be used on a *lot* of Samsung
365  * Android phones. It is *not* the Android MTP stack but an internal
366  * Samsung stack. The devices present a few different product IDs
367  * depending on mode:
368  *
369  * 0x685b - UMS
370  * 0x685c - MTP + ADB
371  * 0x685e - UMS + CDC (not MTP)
372  * 0x6860 - MTP mode (default)
373  * 0x6863 - USB CDC RNDIS (not MTP)
374  * 0x6865 - PTP mode (not MTP)
375  * 0x6877 - Kies mode? Does it have MTP?
376  *
377  * Used on these samsung devices:
378  * GT P7310/P7510/N7000/I9100/I9250/I9300
379  * Galaxy Nexus
380  * Galaxy Tab 7.7/10.1
381  * Galaxy S GT-I9000
382  * Galaxy S Advance GT-I9070
383  * Galaxy S2
384  * Galaxy S3
385  * Galaxy Note
386  * Gakaxy Xcover
387  * Galaxy Y
388  *
389  * - It seems that some PTP commands are broken.
390  * - Devices seem to have a connection timeout, the session must be
391  * open in about 3 seconds since the device is plugged in, after
392  * that time it will not respond. Thus GUI programs work fine.
393  * - Seems also to be used with Galaxy Nexus debug mode and on
394  * US markets for some weird reason.
395  *
396  * From: Ignacio Martínez <ignacio.martinezrivera@yahoo.es> and others
397  * From Harrison Metzger <harrisonmetz@gmail.com>
398  */
399  { "Samsung", 0x04e8,
400  "Galaxy models (MTP+ADB)", 0x685c,
408  { "Samsung", 0x04e8,
409  "Galaxy models (MTP)", 0x6860,
417  // From: Erik Berglund <erikjber@users.sourceforge.net>
418  // Logs indicate this needs DEVICE_FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS
419  // No Samsung platlists on this device.
420  // https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=809061&aid=3026337&group_id=158745
421  // i5800 duplicate reported by igel <igel-kun@users.sourceforge.net>
422  // Guessing this has the same problematic MTP stack as the device
423  // above.
424  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "Galaxy models Kies mode", 0x6877,
430  // From: John Gorkos <ab0oo@users.sourceforge.net> and
431  // Akos Maroy <darkeye@users.sourceforge.net>
432  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "Vibrant SGH-T959/Captivate/Media player mode", 0x68a9,
435  // Reported by Sleep.Walker <froser@users.sourceforge.net>
436  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "GT-B2710/Xcover 271", 0x68af,
439  // From anonymous Sourceforge user
440  { "Samsung", 0x04e8, "GT-S5230", 0xe20c, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
441 
442 
443  /*
444  * Microsoft
445  * All except the first probably need MTPZ to work
446  */
447  { "Microsoft/Intel", 0x045e, "Bandon Portable Media Center", 0x00c9,
449  // HTC Mozart is using the PID, as is Nokia Lumia 800
450  // May need MTPZ to work
451  { "Microsoft", 0x045e, "Windows Phone", 0x04ec, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
452  // Reported by Tadimarri Sarath <sarath.tadi@gmail.com>
453  // No idea why this use an Intel PID, perhaps a leftover from
454  // the early PMC development days when Intel and Microsoft were
455  // partnering.
456  { "Microsoft", 0x045e, "Windows MTP Simulator", 0x0622, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
457  // Reported by Edward Hutchins (used for Zune HDs)
458  { "Microsoft", 0x045e, "Zune HD", 0x063e, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
459  { "Microsoft", 0x045e, "Kin 1", 0x0640, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
460  { "Microsoft/Sharp/nVidia", 0x045e, "Kin TwoM", 0x0641, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
461  // Reported by Farooq Zaman (used for all Zunes)
462  { "Microsoft", 0x045e, "Zune", 0x0710, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
463  // Reported by Olegs Jeremejevs
464  { "Microsoft/HTC", 0x045e, "HTC 8S", 0xf0ca, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
465 
466  /*
467  * JVC
468  */
469  // From Mark Veinot
470  { "JVC", 0x04f1, "Alneo XA-HD500", 0x6105, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
471 
472  /*
473  * Philips
474  */
475  { "Philips", 0x0471, "HDD6320/00 or HDD6330/17", 0x014b, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST_ALL },
476  // Anonymous SourceForge user
477  { "Philips", 0x0471, "HDD14XX,HDD1620 or HDD1630/17", 0x014c, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
478  // from discussion forum
479  { "Philips", 0x0471, "HDD085/00 or HDD082/17", 0x014d, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
480  // from XNJB forum
481  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA9200", 0x014f, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST_ALL },
482  // From John Coppens <jcoppens@users.sourceforge.net>
483  { "Philips", 0x0471, "SA1115/55", 0x0164, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
484  // From Gerhard Mekenkamp
485  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Audio", 0x0165, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
486  // from David Holm <wormie@alberg.dk>
487  { "Philips", 0x0471, "Shoqbox", 0x0172, DEVICE_FLAG_ONLY_7BIT_FILENAMES },
488  // from npedrosa
489  { "Philips", 0x0471, "PSA610", 0x0181, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
490  // From libgphoto2 source
491  { "Philips", 0x0471, "HDD6320", 0x01eb, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
492  // From Detlef Meier <dm@emlix.com>
493  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA6014/SA6015/SA6024/SA6025/SA6044/SA6045", 0x084e, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
494  // From anonymous Sourceforge user SA5145/02
495  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA5145", 0x0857, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
496  // From a
497  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA6125/SA6145/SA6185", 0x2002, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
498  // From anonymous Sourceforge user, not verified to be MTP!
499  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA3345", 0x2004, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
500  // From Roberto Vidmar <rvidmar@libero.it>
501  { "Philips", 0x0471, "SA5285", 0x2022, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
502  // From Elie De Brauwer <elie@de-brauwer.be>
503  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear ViBE SA1VBE04", 0x2075,
505  // From Anonymous SourceForge user
506  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Muse", 0x2077,
508  // From Elie De Brauwer <elie@de-brauwer.be>
509  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear ViBE SA1VBE04/08", 0x207b,
511  // From josmtx <josmtx@users.sourceforge.net>
512  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Aria", 0x207c,
514  // From epklein
515  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear SA1VBE08KX/78", 0x208e,
517  // From Anonymous SourceForge User
518  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear VIBE SA2VBE[08|16]K/02", 0x20b7,
520  // From Anonymous SourceForge User
521  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Ariaz", 0x20b9,
523  // From Anonymous SourceForge User
524  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Vibe/02", 0x20e5,
526  // Reported by Philip Rhoades
527  { "Philips", 0x0471, "GoGear Ariaz/97", 0x2138,
529  // from XNJB user
530  { "Philips", 0x0471, "PSA235", 0x7e01, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
531 
532  /*
533  * Acer
534  * Reporters:
535  * Franck VDL <franckv@users.sourceforge.net>
536  * Matthias Arndt <simonsunnyboy@users.sourceforge.net>
537  * Arvin Schnell <arvins@users.sourceforge.net>
538  * Philippe Marzouk <philm@users.sourceforge.net>
539  * nE0sIghT <ne0sight@users.sourceforge.net>
540  * Maxime de Roucy <maxime1986@users.sourceforge.net>
541  */
542  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A500 (ID1)", 0x3325,
544  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A500 (ID2)", 0x3341,
546  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A501 (ID1)", 0x3344,
548  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A501 (ID2)", 0x3345,
550  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A100 (ID1)", 0x3348,
552  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A100 (ID2)", 0x3349,
554  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A101 (ID1)", 0x334a,
556  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A700", 0x3378,
558  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A200 (ID1)", 0x337c,
560  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A200 (ID2)", 0x337d,
562  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A510 (ID1)", 0x3389,
564  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A510 (ID2)", 0x338a,
566  { "Acer", 0x0502, "S500 CloudMobile", 0x33aa,
568  { "Acer", 0x0502, "E350 Liquid Gallant Duo (ID1)", 0x33c3,
570  { "Acer", 0x0502, "E350 Liquid Gallant Duo (ID2)", 0x33c4,
572  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A210", 0x33cb,
574  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia TAB A110", 0x33d8,
576  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Liquid Z120 MT65xx Android Phone", 0x3473,
578  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Iconia A1-810", 0x353c,
580  { "Acer", 0x0502, "Liquid Z130 MT65xx Android Phone", 0x355f,
582 
583  /*
584  * SanDisk
585  * several devices (c150 for sure) are definately dual-mode and must
586  * have the USB mass storage driver that hooks them unloaded first.
587  * They all have problematic dual-mode making the device unload effect
588  * uncertain on these devices.
589  *
590  * All older devices seem to need DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST_ALL.
591  * Old chipsets: e200/c200 use PP5024 from Nvidia (formerly PortalPlayer).
592  * m200 use TCC770 from Telechips.
593  *
594  * The newer Sansa v2 chipset, AD3525 from Austriamicrosystems (AMS) found
595  * in e280 v2 c200 v2, Clip, Fuze etc require
596  * DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST
597  * and DEVICE_FLAG_ALWAYS_PROBE_DESCRIPTOR to work properly.
598  *
599  * For more info see: http://daniel.haxx.se/sansa/v2.html
600  */
601  // Reported by Brian Robison
602  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa m230/m240", 0x7400,
605  // From Rockbox device listing
606  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa m200-tcc (MTP mode)", 0x7401,
609  // Reported by tangent_@users.sourceforge.net
610  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa c150", 0x7410,
613  // From libgphoto2 source
614  // Reported by <gonkflea@users.sourceforge.net>
615  // Reported by Mike Owen <mikeowen@computerbaseusa.com>
616  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa e200/e250/e260/e270/e280", 0x7420,
619  // Don't add 0x7421 as this is e280 in MSC mode
620  // Reported by XNJB user
621  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa e260/e280 v2", 0x7422,
625  // Reported by XNJB user
626  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa m240/m250", 0x7430,
629  // Reported by Eugene Brevdo <ebrevdo@princeton.edu>
630  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Clip", 0x7432,
634  // Reported by HackAR <hackar@users.sourceforge.net>
635  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Clip v2", 0x7434,
639  // Reported by anonymous user at sourceforge.net
640  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa c240/c250", 0x7450,
643  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
644  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa c250 v2", 0x7452,
647  // Reported by Troy Curtis Jr.
648  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Express", 0x7460,
651  // Reported by XNJB user, and Miguel de Icaza <miguel@gnome.org>
652  // This has no dual-mode so no need to unload any driver.
653  // This is a Linux based device!
654  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Connect", 0x7480, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
655  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
656  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa View", 0x74b0,
659  // Reported by Patrick <skibler@gmail.com>
660  // There are apparently problems with this device.
661  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Fuze", 0x74c0,
666  // Harry Phillips <tuxcomputers@users.sourceforge.net>
667  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Fuze v2", 0x74c2,
672  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
673  // Need BROKEN_SET_SAMPLE_DIMENSIONS accordning to
674  // Michael <mpapet@users.sourceforge.net>
675  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Clip+", 0x74d0,
680  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
681  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Fuze+", 0x74e0,
686  // Reported by mattyj2001@users.sourceforge.net
687  { "SanDisk", 0x0781, "Sansa Clip Zip", 0x74e4,
692 
693  /*
694  * iRiver
695  * we assume that PTP_OC_MTP_GetObjPropList is essentially
696  * broken on all iRiver devices, meaning it simply won't return
697  * all properties for a file when asking for metadata 0xffffffff.
698  * Please test on your device if you believe it isn't broken!
699  */
700  { "iRiver", 0x1006, "H300 Series MTP", 0x3004,
703  { "iRiver", 0x1006, "Portable Media Center 1", 0x4002,
706  { "iRiver", 0x1006, "Portable Media Center 2", 0x4003,
709  // From [st]anislav <iamstanislav@gmail.com>
710  { "iRiver", 0x1042, "T7 Volcano", 0x1143, DEVICE_FLAG_IRIVER_OGG_ALZHEIMER },
711  // From an anonymous person at SourceForge, uncertain about this one
712  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "iFP-880", 0x1008,
715  // 0x4102, 0x1042 is a USB mass storage mode for E100 v2/Lplayer
716  // From libgphoto2 source
717  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T10", 0x1113,
720  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T20 FM", 0x1114,
723  // This appears at the MTP-UMS site
724  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T20", 0x1115,
727  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "U10", 0x1116,
730  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T10b", 0x1117,
733  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T20b", 0x1118,
736  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T30", 0x1119,
739  // Reported by David Wolpoff
740  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T10 2GB", 0x1120,
743  // Rough guess this is the MTP device ID...
744  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "N12", 0x1122,
747  // Reported by Philip Antoniades <philip@mysql.com>
748  // Newer iriver devices seem to have shaped-up firmware without any
749  // of the annoying bugs.
750  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "Clix2", 0x1126, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
751  // Reported by Adam Torgerson
752  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "Clix", 0x112a,
754  // Reported by Douglas Roth <dougaus@gmail.com>
755  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "X20", 0x1132,
758  // Reported by Robert Ugo <robert_ugo@users.sourceforge.net>
759  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T60", 0x1134,
762  // Reported by two anonymous SourceForge users
763  // Needs the stronger OGG_IS_UNKNOWN flag to support OGG properly,
764  // be aware of newer players that may be needing this too.
765  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "E100", 0x1141,
768  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
769  // Need verification of whether this firmware really need all these flags
770  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "E100 v2/Lplayer", 0x1142,
773  // Reported by Richard Vennemann <vennemann@users.sourceforge.net>
774  // In USB Mass Storage mode it is 0x4102/0x1047
775  // Seems to use the new shaped-up firmware.
776  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "Spinn", 0x1147, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
777  // Reported by Tony Janssen <tonyjanssen@users.sourceforge.net>
778  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "E50", 0x1151,
781  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user, guessing on flags
782  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "E150", 0x1152,
785  // Reported by Jakub Matraszek <jakub.matraszek@gmail.com>
786  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "T5", 0x1153,
789  // Reported by pyalex@users.sourceforge.net
790  // Guessing that this needs the FLAG_NO_ZERO_READS...
791  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "E30", 0x1167,
794  // Reported by Scott Call
795  // Assume this actually supports OGG though it reports it doesn't.
796  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "H10 20GB", 0x2101,
799  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "H10 5GB", 0x2102,
802  // From Rockbox device listing
803  { "iRiver", 0x4102, "H10 5.6GB", 0x2105,
806 
807 
808  /*
809  * Dell
810  */
811  { "Dell Inc", 0x413c, "DJ Itty", 0x4500,
813  /* Reported by: JR */
814  { "Dell Inc", 0x413c, "Dell Streak 7", 0xb10b,
816  { "Dell Inc", 0x413c, "Dell Venue 7 inch", 0xb11a,
818 
819  /*
820  * Toshiba
821  * Tentatively flagged all Toshiba devices with
822  * DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_SEND_OBJECT_PROPLIST after one of them
823  * showed erroneous behaviour.
824  */
825  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat MEGF-40", 0x0009,
828  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat", 0x000c,
831  // Reported by Nicholas Tripp
832  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat P20", 0x000f,
835  // From libgphoto2
836  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat S", 0x0010,
840  // Reported by Rob Brown
841  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat P10", 0x0011,
844  // Reported by solanum@users.sourceforge.net
845  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat V30", 0x0014,
848  // Reported by Michael Davis <slithy@yahoo.com>
849  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat U", 0x0016,
852  // Reported by Devon Jacobs <devo@godevo.com>
853  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat MEU202", 0x0018,
856  // Reported by Rolf <japan (at) dl3lar.de>
857  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat T", 0x0019,
860  // Reported by Phil Ingram <ukpbert@users.sourceforge.net>
861  // Tentatively added - no real reports of this device ID being MTP,
862  // reports as USB Mass Storage currently.
863  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat MEU201", 0x001a,
866  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
867  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Gigabeat MET401", 0x001d,
870  // Reported by Andree Jacobson <nmcandree@users.sourceforge.net>
871  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Excite AT300", 0x0963,
873  // Reported by Nigel Cunningham <nigel@tuxonice.net>
874  // Guessing on Android bugs
875  { "Toshiba", 0x0930, "Thrive AT100/AT105", 0x7100,
877 
878  /*
879  * Archos
880  * These devices have some dual-mode interfaces which will really
881  * respect the driver unloading, so DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER
882  * really work on these devices!
883  *
884  * Devices reported by:
885  * Archos
886  * Alexander Haertig <AlexanderHaertig@gmx.de>
887  * Jan Binder
888  * gudul1@users.sourceforge.net
889  * Etienne Chauchot <chauchot.etienne@free.fr>
890  * Kay McCormick <kaym@modsystems.com>
891  * Joe Rabinoff
892  * Jim Krehl <jimmuhk@users.sourceforge.net>
893  * Adrien Guichard <tmor@users.sourceforge.net>
894  * Clément <clemvangelis@users.sourceforge.net>
895  * Thackert <hackertenator@users.sourceforge.net>
896  * Till <Till@users.sourceforge.net>
897  * Sebastien ROHAUT
898  */
899  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "Gmini XS100", 0x1207, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
900  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "XS202 (MTP mode)", 0x1208, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
901  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "104 (MTP mode)", 0x120a, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
902  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "204 (MTP mode)", 0x120c, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
903  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "404 (MTP mode)", 0x1301, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
904  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "404CAM (MTP mode)", 0x1303, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
905  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "504 (MTP mode)", 0x1307, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
906  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "604 (MTP mode)", 0x1309, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
907  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "604WIFI (MTP mode)", 0x130b, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
908  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "704 mobile dvr", 0x130d, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
909  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "704TV (MTP mode)", 0x130f, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
910  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "405 (MTP mode)", 0x1311, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
911  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "605 (MTP mode)", 0x1313, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
912  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "605F (MTP mode)", 0x1315, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
913  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "705 (MTP mode)", 0x1319, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
914  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "TV+ (MTP mode)", 0x131b, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
915  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "105 (MTP mode)", 0x131d, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
916  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "405HDD (MTP mode)", 0x1321, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
917  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "5 (MTP mode 1)", 0x1331, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
918  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "5 (MTP mode 2)", 0x1333, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
919  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "7 (MTP mode)", 0x1335, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
920  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "SPOD (MTP mode)", 0x1341, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
921  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "5S IT (MTP mode)", 0x1351, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
922  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "5H IT (MTP mode)", 0x1357, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
923  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "Arnova Childpad", 0x1458, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
924  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "Arnova 8c G3", 0x145e, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
925  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "Arnova 10bG3 Tablet", 0x146b, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
926  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "97 Xenon", 0x149a, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
927  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "97 Titanium", 0x14ad, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
928  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 Titanium", 0x14b9, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
929  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "8o G9 (MTP mode)", 0x1508, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
930  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "8o G9 Turbo (MTP mode)", 0x1509, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
931  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "80G9", 0x1518, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
932  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 G9 (ID1)", 0x1528, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
933  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 G9 (ID2)", 0x1529, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
934  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 G9 Turbo 250 HD", 0x1538, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
935  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 G9 Turbo", 0x1539, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
936  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "70it2 (ID 1)", 0x1568, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
937  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "70it2 (ID 2)", 0x1569, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
938  { "Archos", 0x0e79, "101 G4", 0x4002, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
939  { "Archos (for Tesco)", 0x0e79, "Hudl", 0x5008, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
940 
941  /*
942  * Dunlop (OEM of EGOMAN ltd?) reported by Nanomad
943  * This unit is falsely detected as USB mass storage in Linux
944  * prior to kernel 2.6.19 (fixed by patch from Alan Stern)
945  * so on older kernels special care is needed to remove the
946  * USB mass storage driver that erroneously binds to the device
947  * interface.
948  *
949  * More problematic, this manufacturer+device ID seems to be
950  * reused in a USB Mass Storage device named "Zipy Fox 8GB",
951  * which means libmtp may mistreat it.
952  */
953  { "Dunlop", 0x10d6, "MP3 player 1GB / EGOMAN MD223AFD", 0x2200, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER},
954  // Reported by Steven Black <stevenblack1956@users.sourceforge.net>
955  // Obviously this company goes by many names.
956  // This device is USB 2.0 only. Broken pipe on closing.
957  // A later report indicates that this is also used by the iRiver E200
958  { "Memorex or iRiver", 0x10d6, "MMP 8585/8586 or iRiver E200", 0x2300,
961 
962  /*
963  * Sirius
964  */
965  { "Sirius", 0x18f6, "Stiletto", 0x0102, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
966  // Reported by Chris Bagwell <chris@cnpbagwell.com>
967  { "Sirius", 0x18f6, "Stiletto 2", 0x0110, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
968 
969  /*
970  * Canon
971  * These are actually cameras, but they have a Microsoft device descriptor
972  * and reports themselves as supporting the MTP extension.
973  */
974  { "Canon", 0x04a9, "Ixus Digital 700 (PTP/MTP mode)", 0x30f2,
976  { "Canon", 0x04a9, "PowerShot A640 (PTP/MTP mode)", 0x3139,
978  // From Peter <pjeremy@users.sourceforge.net>
979  { "Canon", 0x04a9, "PowerShot SX20IS (PTP/MTP mode)", 0x31e4,
981 
982  /*
983  * Nokia
984  * Please verify the low device IDs here, I suspect these might be for
985  * things like USB storage or modem mode actually, whereas the higher
986  * range (0x04nn) could be for MTP. Some of the devices were gathered
987  * from the Nokia WMP drivers:
988  * http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/
989  * Address was gathered from going to:
990  * nseries.com
991  * -> support
992  * -> select supported device
993  * -> PC software
994  * -> Music software
995  * -> Windows Media Player 10 driver
996  */
997  // From: DoomHammer <gaczek@users.sourceforge.net>
998  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N81 Mobile Phone", 0x000a, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
999  // From an anonymous SourceForge user
1000  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "6120c Classic Mobile Phone", 0x002e, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1001  // From Stefano
1002  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N96 Mobile Phone", 0x0039, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1003  // From Martijn van de Streek <martijn@vandestreek.net>
1004  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "6500c Classic Mobile Phone", 0x003c, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1005  // From: DoomHammer <gaczek@users.sourceforge.net>
1006  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "3110c Mobile Phone", 0x005f, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1007  // From: Vasily <spc-@users.sourceforge.net>
1008  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "3109c Mobile Phone", 0x0065, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1009  // From: <rawc@users.sourceforge.net>
1010  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5310 XpressMusic", 0x006c, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1011  // From: robin (AT) headbank D0Tco DOTuk
1012  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N95 Mobile Phone 8GB", 0x006e, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1013  // From Bastien Nocera <hadess@hadess.net>
1014  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N82 Mobile Phone", 0x0074,
1016  // From Martijn van de Streek <martijn@vandestreek.net>
1017  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N78 Mobile Phone", 0x0079, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1018  // From William Pettersson <the_enigma@users.sourceforge.net>
1019  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "6220 Classic", 0x008d, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1020  // From kellerkev@gmail.com
1021  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N85 Mobile Phone", 0x0092, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1022  // From Alexandre LISSY <lissyx@users.sourceforge.net>
1023  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "6210 Navigator", 0x0098, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1024  // From: danielw
1025  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E71", 0x00e4, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1026  // From: Laurent Bigonville <bigon@users.sourceforge.net>
1027  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E66", 0x00e5, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1028  // From: Pier <pierlucalino@users.sourceforge.net>
1029  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5320 XpressMusic", 0x00ea, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1030  // From: Gausie <innerdreams@users.sourceforge.net>
1031  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5800 XpressMusic", 0x0154,
1033  // From: Willy Gardiol (web) <willy@gardiol.org>
1034  // Spurious errors for getting all objects, lead me to believe
1035  // this flag atleast is needed
1036  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5800 XpressMusic v2", 0x0155,
1038  // Yet another version... I think
1039  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5800 XpressMusic v3", 0x0159,
1041  // From an anonymous SourceForge user
1042  // Not verified to be MTP
1043  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E63", 0x0179, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1044  // Reported by: max g <exactt@users.sourceforge.net>
1045  // Reported by: oswillios <loswillios@users.sourceforge.net>
1046  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N79", 0x0186, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1047  // From an anonymous SourceForge user
1048  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E71x", 0x01a1, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1049  // From Ser <ser@users.sourceforge.net>
1050  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E52", 0x01cf, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1051  // From Marcus Meissner
1052  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "3710", 0x01ee, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1053  // From: AxeL <axel__17@users.sourceforge.net>
1054  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N97-1", 0x01f4, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1055  // From: FunkyPenguin <awafaa@users.sourceforge.net>
1056  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N97", 0x01f5, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1057  // From: Anonymous SourceForge user
1058  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5130 XpressMusic", 0x0209, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1059  // From: Anonymous SourceForge user
1060  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E72", 0x0221, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1061  // From: Anonymous SourceForge user
1062  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5530", 0x0229, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1063  /* Grzegorz Woźniak <wozniakg@gmail.com> */
1064  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E6", 0x032f, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1065  // From: Anonymous SourceForge user
1066  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N97 mini", 0x026b, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1067  // From: Anonymous SourceForge user
1068  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "X6", 0x0274, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST_ALL },
1069  // From: Alexander Kojevnikov <alex-kay@users.sourceforge.net>
1070  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "6600i", 0x0297, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1071  // From: Karthik Paithankar <whyagain2005@users.sourceforge.net>
1072  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "2710", 0x02c1, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1073  // From: Mick Stephenson <MickStep@users.sourceforge.net>
1074  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5230", 0x02e2, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1075  // From: Lan Liu at Nokia <lan.liu@nokia.com>
1076  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N8", 0x02fe, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1077  // From: Lan Liu at Nokia <lan.liu@nokia.com>
1078  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N8 (Ovi mode)", 0x0302, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1079  // From: Martijn Hoogendoorn <m.hoogendoorn@gmail.com>
1080  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E7", 0x0334, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1081  // From: Raul Metsma <raul@innovaatik.ee>
1082  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "E7 (Ovi mode)", 0x0335, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1083  // Reported by Serg <rd77@users.sourceforge.net>
1084  // Symbian phone
1085  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "C7", 0x03c1, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1086  // Reported by Anonymous SourceForge user
1087  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "C7 (ID2)", 0x03cd, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1088  // Reported by Anonymous SourceForge user
1089  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N950", 0x03d2, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1090  // From: http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/Nokia_3250_WMP10_driver.inf
1091  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "3250 Mobile Phone", 0x0462, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1092  // From http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/Nokia_N93_WMP10_Driver.inf
1093  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N93 Mobile Phone", 0x0478, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1094  // From: http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/Nokia_5500_Sport_WMP10_driver.inf
1095  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5500 Sport Mobile Phone", 0x047e, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1096  // From http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/Nokia_N91_WMP10_Driver.inf
1097  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N91 Mobile Phone", 0x0485, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1098  // From: Christian Rusa <kristous@users.sourceforge.net>
1099  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5700 XpressMusic Mobile Phone", 0x04b4, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1100  // From: Mitchell Hicks <mitchix@yahoo.com>
1101  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5300 Mobile Phone", 0x04ba, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1102  // https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=2692473&group_id=8874&atid=358874
1103  // From: Tiburce <tiburce@users.sourceforge.net>
1104  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "5200 Mobile Phone", 0x04be,
1106  // From Christian Arnold <webmaster@arctic-media.de>
1107  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N73 Mobile Phone", 0x04d1, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1108  // From Swapan <swapan@yahoo.com>
1109  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N75 Mobile Phone", 0x04e1, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1110  // From: http://nds2.nokia.com/files/support/global/phones/software/Nokia_N93i_WMP10_driver.inf
1111  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N93i Mobile Phone", 0x04e5, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1112  // From Anonymous Sourceforge User
1113  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N95 Mobile Phone", 0x04ef, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1114  // From: Pat Nicholls <pat@patandannie.co.uk>
1115  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N80 Internet Edition (Media Player)", 0x04f1,
1117  // From: Maxin B. John <maxin.john@gmail.com>
1118  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "N9", 0x051a, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1119  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "C5-00", 0x0592, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1120  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "808 PureView", 0x05d3, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1121  // Reported by Sampo Savola
1122  // Covers Lumia 920, 820 and probably any WP8 device.
1123  { "Nokia", 0x0421, "Nokia Lumia WP8", 0x0661, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1124 
1125  /*
1126  * Qualcomm
1127  * This vendor ID seems to be used a bit by others.
1128  */
1129 
1130  // Reported by Richard Wall <richard@the-moon.net>
1131  { "Qualcomm (for Nokia)", 0x05c6, "5530 Xpressmusic", 0x0229,
1132  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1133  // One thing stated by reporter (Nokia model) another by the detect log...
1134  { "Qualcomm (for Nokia/Verizon)", 0x05c6, "6205 Balboa/Verizon Music Phone",
1135  0x3196, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1136  { "Qualcomm (for Gigabyte)", 0x05c6, "GSmart G1342",
1137  0x8800, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1138  { "Qualcomm (for Smartfren)", 0x05c6, "Andromax U",
1139  0x9025, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1140  // New Android phone of the OnePlus brand : the One model
1141  { "Qualcomm (for OnePlus)", 0x05c6, "One (MTP)",
1142  0x6764, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
1143  { "Qualcomm (for OnePlus)", 0x05c6, "One (MTP+ADB)",
1144  0x6765, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
1145 
1146  /*
1147  * Vendor ID 0x13d1 is some offshoring company in China,
1148  * in one source named "A-Max Technology Macao Commercial
1149  * Offshore Co. Ltd." sometime "CCTech".
1150  */
1151  // Logik brand
1152  { "Logik", 0x13d1, "LOG DAX MP3 and DAB Player", 0x7002, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1153  // Technika brand
1154  // Reported by <Ooblick@users.sourceforge.net>
1155  { "Technika", 0x13d1, "MP-709", 0x7017, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1156 
1157 
1158  /*
1159  * RCA / Thomson
1160  */
1161  // From kiki <omkiki@users.sourceforge.net>
1162  { "Thomson", 0x069b, "EM28 Series", 0x0774, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1163  { "Thomson / RCA", 0x069b, "Opal / Lyra MC4002", 0x0777, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1164  { "Thomson", 0x069b, "Lyra MC5104B (M51 Series)", 0x077c, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1165  { "Thomson", 0x069b, "RCA H106", 0x301a, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1166  // From Svenna <svenna@svenna.de>
1167  // Not confirmed to be MTP.
1168  { "Thomson", 0x069b, "scenium E308", 0x3028, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1169  // From XNJB user
1170  { "Thomson / RCA", 0x069b, "Lyra HC308A", 0x3035, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1171 
1172  /*
1173  * Fujitsu devices
1174  */
1175  { "Fujitsu, Ltd", 0x04c5, "F903iX HIGH-SPEED", 0x1140, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1176  // Reported by Thomas Bretthauer
1177  { "Fujitsu, Ltd", 0x04c5, "STYLISTIC M532", 0x133b,
1179 
1180  /*
1181  * Palm device userland program named Pocket Tunes
1182  * Reported by Peter Gyongyosi <gyp@impulzus.com>
1183  */
1184  { "NormSoft, Inc.", 0x1703, "Pocket Tunes", 0x0001, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1185  // Reported by anonymous submission
1186  { "NormSoft, Inc.", 0x1703, "Pocket Tunes 4", 0x0002, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1187 
1188  /*
1189  * TrekStor, Medion and Maxfield devices
1190  * Their datasheet claims their devices are dualmode so probably needs to
1191  * unload the attached drivers here.
1192  */
1193  // Reported by Stefan Voss <svoss@web.de>
1194  // This is a Sigmatel SoC with a hard disk.
1195  { "TrekStor", 0x066f, "Vibez 8/12GB", 0x842a,
1197  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user.
1198  // This one done for Medion, whatever that is. Error reported so assume
1199  // the same bug flag as its ancestor above.
1200  { "Medion", 0x066f, "MD8333 (ID1)", 0x8550,
1202  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1203  { "Medion", 0x066f, "MD8333 (ID2)", 0x8588,
1205  // The vendor ID is "Quanta Computer, Inc."
1206  // same as Olivetti Olipad 110
1207  // Guessing on device flags
1208  { "Medion", 0x0408, "MD99000 (P9514)/Olivetti Olipad 110", 0xb009,
1210  // Reported by Richard Eigenmann <richieigenmann@users.sourceforge.net>
1211  { "Medion", 0x0408, "Lifetab P9514", 0xb00a,
1213  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1214  { "Maxfield", 0x066f, "G-Flash NG 1GB", 0x846c,
1216  // Reported by PaoloC <efmpsc@users.sourceforge.net>
1217  // Apparently SigmaTel has an SDK for MTP players with this ID
1218  { "SigmaTel Inc.", 0x066f, "MTPMSCN Audio Player", 0xa010,
1220  // Reported by Cristi Magherusan <majeru@gentoo.ro>
1221  { "TrekStor", 0x0402, "i.Beat Sweez FM", 0x0611,
1223  // Reported by Fox-ino <fox-ino@users.sourceforge.net>
1224  // No confirmation that this is really MTP so commented it out.
1225  // { "ALi Corp.", 0x0402, "MPMAN 2GB", 0x5668,
1226  // DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1227  // Reported by Anonymous SourceForge user
1228  {"TrekStor", 0x1e68, "i.Beat Organix 2.0", 0x0002,
1230 
1231  /*
1232  * Disney/Tevion/MyMusix
1233  */
1234  // Reported by XNJB user
1235  { "Disney", 0x0aa6, "MixMax", 0x6021, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1236  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user
1237  { "Tevion", 0x0aa6, "MD 81488", 0x3011, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1238  // Reported by Peter Hedlund <peter@peterandlinda.com>
1239  { "MyMusix", 0x0aa6, "PD-6070", 0x9601, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER |
1243 
1244  /*
1245  * Cowon Systems, Inc.
1246  * The iAudio audiophile devices don't encourage the use of MTP.
1247  * See: http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/PortablePlayers for Ogg
1248  * status
1249  */
1250  // Reported by Patrik Johansson <Patrik.Johansson@qivalue.com>
1251  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio U3 (MTP mode)", 0x0701,
1254  // Reported by Kevin Michael Smith <hai-etlik@users.sourceforge.net>
1255  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio 6 (MTP mode)", 0x0711,
1257  // Reported by Roberth Karman
1258  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio 7 (MTP mode)", 0x0751,
1261  // Reported by an anonymous SourceForge user
1262  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio U5 (MTP mode)", 0x0761,
1265  // Reported by TJ Something <tjbk_tjb@users.sourceforge.net>
1266  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio D2 (MTP mode)", 0x0801,
1269  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user
1270  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio D2+ FW 2.x (MTP mode)", 0x0861,
1273  // From Rockbox device listing
1274  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio D2+ DAB FW 4.x (MTP mode)", 0x0871,
1277  // From Rockbox device listing
1278  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio D2+ FW 3.x (MTP mode)", 0x0881,
1281  // From Rockbox device listing
1282  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio D2+ DMB FW 1.x (MTP mode)", 0x0891,
1285  // Reported by <twkonefal@users.sourceforge.net>
1286  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio S9 (MTP mode)", 0x0901,
1289  // Reported by Dan Nicholson <dbn.lists@gmail.com>
1290  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio 9 (MTP mode)", 0x0911,
1293  // Reported by Franck VDL <franckv@users.sourceforge.net>
1294  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio J3 (MTP mode)", 0x0921,
1297  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1298  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio X7 (MTP mode)", 0x0931,
1301  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1302  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio C2 (MTP mode)", 0x0941,
1305  { "Cowon", 0x0e21, "iAudio 10 (MTP mode)", 0x0952,
1308 
1309  /*
1310  * Insignia, dual-mode.
1311  */
1312  { "Insignia", 0x19ff, "NS-DV45", 0x0303, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1313  // Reported by Rajan Bella <rajanbella@yahoo.com>
1314  { "Insignia", 0x19ff, "Sport Player", 0x0307, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1315  // Reported by "brad" (anonymous, sourceforge)
1316  { "Insignia", 0x19ff, "Pilot 4GB", 0x0309, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER },
1317 
1318  /*
1319  * LG Electronics
1320  */
1321  // Uncertain if this is really the MTP mode device ID...
1322  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x043e, "T54", 0x7040,
1324  // Not verified - anonymous submission
1325  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x043e, "UP3", 0x70b1, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1326  // Reported by Joseph Nahmias <joe@nahimas.net>
1327  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "VX8550 V CAST Mobile Phone", 0x6010,
1330  // Reported by Cyrille Potereau <cyrille.potereau@wanadoo.fr>
1331  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "KC910 Renoir Mobile Phone", 0x608f,
1333  // Reported by Aaron Slunt <tongle@users.sourceforge.net>
1334  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "GR-500 Music Player", 0x611b,
1337  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "KM900", 0x6132,
1340  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "LG8575", 0x619a,
1343  /*
1344  * These two are LG Android phones:
1345  * LG-F6
1346  * V909 G-Slate
1347  */
1348  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "Android phone (ID1)", 0x61f1,
1350  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "Android phone (ID2)", 0x61f9,
1352  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "LG2 Optimus", 0x6225,
1355  /*
1356  * This VID+PID is used by a lot of LG models:
1357  * E430
1358  * E460
1359  * E610
1360  * E612
1361  * E617G
1362  * E970
1363  * P700
1364  */
1365  { "LG Electronics Inc.", 0x1004, "Various E and P models", 0x631c,
1367 
1368  /*
1369  * Sony
1370  * It could be that these PIDs are one-per hundred series, so
1371  * NWZ-A8xx is 0325, NWZ-S5xx is 0x326 etc. We need more devices
1372  * reported to see a pattern here.
1373  */
1374  // Reported by Alessandro Radaelli <alessandro.radaelli@aruba.it>
1375  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-A815/NWZ-A818", 0x0325,
1377  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user.
1378  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S516", 0x0326,
1380  // Reported by Endre Oma <endre.88.oma@gmail.com>
1381  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S615F/NWZ-S616F/NWZ-S618F", 0x0327,
1383  // Reported by Jean-Marc Bourguet <jm@bourguet.org>
1384  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S716F", 0x035a,
1386  // Reported by Anon SF User / Anthon van der Neut <avanderneut@avid.com>
1387  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-A826/NWZ-A828/NWZ-A829", 0x035b,
1389  // Reported by Niek Klaverstijn <niekez@users.sourceforge.net>
1390  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-A726/NWZ-A728/NWZ-A768", 0x035c,
1392  // Reported by Mehdi AMINI <mehdi.amini - at - ulp.u-strasbg.fr>
1393  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-B135", 0x036e,
1395  // Reported by <tiagoboldt@users.sourceforge.net>
1396  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-E436F", 0x0385,
1398  // Reported by Michael Wilkinson
1399  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-W202", 0x0388,
1401  // Reported by Ondrej Sury <ondrej@sury.org>
1402  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S739F", 0x038c,
1404  // Reported by Marco Filipe Nunes Soares Abrantes Pereira <marcopereira@ua.pt>
1405  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S638F", 0x038e,
1407  // Reported by Elliot <orwells@users.sourceforge.net>
1408  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-X1050B/NWZ-X1060B",
1409  0x0397, DEVICE_FLAGS_SONY_NWZ_BUGS },
1410  // Reported by Silvio J. Gutierrez <silviogutierrez@users.sourceforge.net>
1411  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-X1051/NWZ-X1061", 0x0398,
1413  // Reported by Gregory Boddin <gregory@siwhine.net>
1414  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-B142F", 0x03d8,
1416  // Reported by Rick Warner <rick@reptileroom.net>
1417  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-E344/E345", 0x03fc,
1419  // Reported by Jonathan Stowe <gellyfish@users.sourceforge.net>
1420  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-E445", 0x03fd,
1422  // Reported by Anonymous SourceForge user
1423  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S545", 0x03fe,
1425  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-A845", 0x0404,
1427  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1428  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-W252B", 0x04bb,
1430  // Suspect this device has strong DRM features
1431  // See https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libmtp/+question/149587
1432  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-B153F", 0x04be,
1434  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-E354", 0x04cb,
1436  // Reported by Toni Burgarello
1437  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S754", 0x04cc,
1439  // Reported by Hideki Yamane <henrich@debian.org>
1440  { "Sony", 0x054c, "Sony Tablet P1", 0x04d1,
1442  // Reported by dmiceman
1443  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-B163F", 0x059a,
1445  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-E464", 0x05a6,
1447  // Reported by Jan Rheinlaender <jrheinlaender@users.sourceforge.net>
1448  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-S765", 0x05a8,
1450  // Olivier Keshavjee <olivierkes@users.sourceforge.net>
1451  { "Sony", 0x054c, "Sony Tablet S", 0x05b3,
1453  // Reported by ghalambaz <ghalambaz@users.sourceforge.net>
1454  { "Sony", 0x054c, "Sony Tablet S1", 0x05b4,
1456  { "Sony", 0x054c, "NWZ-B173F", 0x0689,
1458  { "Sony", 0x054c, "DCR-SR75", 0x1294,
1460 
1461  /*
1462  * SonyEricsson
1463  * These initially seemed to support GetObjPropList but later revisions
1464  * of the firmware seem to have broken it, so all are flagged as broken
1465  * for now.
1466  */
1467  // Reported by Øyvind Stegard <stegaro@users.sourceforge.net>
1468  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "K850i", 0x0075,
1470  // Reported by Michael Eriksson
1471  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W910", 0x0076,
1473  // Reported by Zack <zackdvd@users.sourceforge.net>
1474  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W890i", 0x00b3,
1476  // Reported by robert dot ahlskog at gmail
1477  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W760i", 0x00c6,
1479  // Reported by Linus Åkesson <linusakesson@users.sourceforge.net>
1480  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "C902", 0x00d4,
1482  // Reported by an anonymous SourceForge user
1483  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "C702", 0x00d9,
1485  // Reported by Christian Zuckschwerdt <christian@zuckschwerdt.org>
1486  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W980", 0x00da,
1488  // Reported by David Taylor <davidt-libmtp@yadt.co.uk>
1489  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "C905", 0x00ef,
1491  // Reported by David House <dmhouse@users.sourceforge.net>
1492  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W595", 0x00f3,
1495  // Reported by Mattias Evensson <mevensson@users.sourceforge.net>
1496  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W902", 0x00f5,
1498  // Reported by Sarunas <sarunas@users.sourceforge.net>
1499  // Doesn't need any flags according to reporter
1500  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "T700", 0x00fb,
1502  // Reported by Stéphane Pontier <shadow_walker@users.sourceforge.net>
1503  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W705/W715", 0x0105,
1505  // Reported by Håkan Kvist
1506  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W995", 0x0112,
1508  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user
1509  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "U5", 0x0133,
1511  // Reported by Flo <lhugsereg@users.sourceforge.net>
1512  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "U8i", 0x013a,
1514  // Reported by xirotyu <xirotyu@users.sourceforge.net>
1515  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "j10i2 (Elm)", 0x0144,
1517  // Reported by Serge Chirik <schirik@users.sourceforge.net>
1518  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "j108i (Cedar)", 0x014e,
1520  // Reported by Jonas Nyrén <spectralmks@users.sourceforge.net>
1521  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "W302", 0x10c8,
1523  // Reported by Anonymous Sourceforge user
1524  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "j10i (Elm)", 0xd144,
1526  // Reported by Thomas Schweitzer <thomas_-_s@users.sourceforge.net>
1527  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "K550i", 0xe000,
1529 
1530  /*
1531  * SonyEricsson/SONY Android devices usually have three personalities due to
1532  * using composite descriptors and the fact that Windows cannot distinguish
1533  * the device unless each composite descriptor is unique.
1534  *
1535  * Legend:
1536  * MTP = Media Transfer Protocol
1537  * UMS = USB Mass Storage Protocol
1538  * ADB = Android Debug Bridge Protocol
1539  * CDC = Communications Device Class, Internet Sharing
1540  *
1541  * 0x0nnn = MTP
1542  * 0x4nnn = MTP + UMS (for CD-ROM)
1543  * 0x5nnn = MTP + ADB
1544  * 0x6nnn = UMS + ADB
1545  * 0x7nnn = MTP + CDC
1546  * 0x8nnn = MTP + CDC + ADB
1547  * 0xannn = MTP + UMS (MTP for eMMC and UMS for external SD card)
1548  * 0xbnnn = MTP + UMS + ADB
1549  * 0xennn = UMS only
1550  *
1551  * The SonyEricsson and SONY devices have (at least) two deployed MTP
1552  * stacks: Aricent and Android. These have different bug flags, and
1553  * sometimes the same device has firmware upgrades moving it from
1554  * the Aricent to Android MTP stack without changing the device
1555  * VID+PID (first observed on the SK17i Xperia Mini Pro), so the
1556  * detection has to be more elaborate. The code in libmtp.c will do
1557  * this and assign the proper bug flags (hopefully).
1558  * That is why DEVICE_FLAG_NONE is used for these devices.
1559  *
1560  * Devices reported by:
1561  * Sony Mobile Communications (via Toby Collett)
1562  * Jonas Salling
1563  * Eamonn Webster <eweb@users.sourceforge.net>
1564  * Alejandro DC <Alejandro_DC@users.sourceforge.ne>
1565  * StehpanKa <stehp@users.sourceforge.net>
1566  * hdhoang <hdhoang@users.sourceforge.net>
1567  * Paul Taylor
1568  * Bruno Basilio <bbasilio@users.sourceforge.net>
1569  * Christoffer Holmstedt <christofferh@users.sourceforge.net>
1570  * equaeghe <equaeghe@users.sourceforge.net>
1571  * Ondra Lengal
1572  * Michael K. <kmike@users.sourceforge.net>
1573  * Jean-François B. <changi67@users.sourceforge.net>
1574  * Eduard Bloch <blade@debian.org>
1575  * Ah Hong <hongster@users.sourceforge.net>
1576  * Eowyn Carter
1577  */
1578  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "c1605 Xperia Dual E MTP", 0x0146,
1579  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1580  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "LT15i Xperia arc S MTP", 0x014f,
1581  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1582  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "MT11i Xperia Neo MTP", 0x0156,
1583  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1584  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro MTP", 0x0157,
1585  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1586  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "MK16i Xperia MTP", 0x015a,
1587  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1588  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "R800/R88i Xperia Play MTP", 0x015d,
1589  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1590  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST18a Xperia Ray MTP", 0x0161,
1591  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1592  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "SK17i Xperia Mini Pro MTP", 0x0166,
1593  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1594  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST15i Xperia Mini MTP", 0x0167,
1595  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1596  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST17i Xperia Active MTP", 0x0168,
1597  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1598  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26i Xperia S MTP", 0x0169,
1600  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "WT19i Live Walkman MTP", 0x016d,
1601  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1602  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST21i Xperia Tipo MTP", 0x0170,
1603  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1604  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST15i Xperia U MTP", 0x0171,
1605  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1606  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT22i Xperia P MTP", 0x0172,
1607  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1608  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "MT27i Xperia Sola MTP", 0x0173,
1609  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1610  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26w Xperia Acro HD IS12S MTP", 0x0175,
1611  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1612  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26w Xperia Acro HD SO-03D MTP", 0x0176,
1613  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1614  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT28at Xperia Ion MTP", 0x0177,
1615  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1616  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT29i Xperia GX MTP", 0x0178,
1617  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1618  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST27i/ST27a Xperia go MTP", 0x017e,
1619  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1620  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST23i Xperia Miro MTP", 0x0180,
1621  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1622  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-05D Xperia SX MTP", 0x0181,
1623  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1624  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT30p Xperia T MTP", 0x0182,
1625  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1626  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT25i Xperia V MTP", 0x0186,
1627  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1628  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia J MTP", 0x0188,
1629  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1630  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia ZL MTP", 0x0189,
1631  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1632  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia E MTP", 0x018c,
1633  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1634  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP 1", 0x018d,
1635  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1636  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia L MTP", 0x0192,
1637  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1638  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z MTP", 0x0193,
1639  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1640  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP 2", 0x0194,
1641  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1642  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia SP MTP", 0x0195,
1643  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1644  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia M MTP", 0x019b,
1645  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1646  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z1 MTP", 0x019e,
1647  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1648 
1649 
1650  /*
1651  * MTP+UMS personalities of MTP devices (see above)
1652  */
1653  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro MTP+CDROM", 0x4157,
1654  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1655  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST17i Xperia Active MTP+CDROM", 0x4168,
1656  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1657  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26i Xperia S MTP+CDROM", 0x4169,
1659  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST21i Xperia Tipo MTP+CDROM", 0x4170,
1660  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1661  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST25i Xperia U MTP+CDROM", 0x4171,
1662  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1663  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT22i Xperia P MTP+CDROM", 0x4172,
1664  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1665  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "MT27i Xperia Sola MTP+CDROM", 0x4173,
1666  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1667  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26w Xperia Acro HD IS12S MTP+CDROM", 0x4175,
1668  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1669  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26w Xperia Acro HD SO-03D MTP+CDROM", 0x4176,
1670  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1671  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT28at Xperia Ion MTP+CDROM", 0x4177,
1672  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1673  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT29i Xperia GX MTP+CDROM", 0x4178,
1674  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1675  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST27i/ST27a Xperia go MTP+CDROM", 0x417e,
1676  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1677  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST23i Xperia Miro MTP+CDROM", 0x4180,
1678  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1679  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-05D Xperia SX MTP+CDROM", 0x4181,
1680  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1681  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT30p Xperia T MTP+CDROM", 0x4182,
1682  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1683  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT25i Xperia V MTP+CDROM", 0x4186,
1684  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1685  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia J MTP+CDROM", 0x4188,
1686  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1687  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia ZL MTP+CDROM", 0x4189,
1688  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1689  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia E MTP+CDROM", 0x418c,
1690  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1691  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP+CDROM 1", 0x418d,
1692  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1693  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia L MTP+CDROM", 0x4192,
1694  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1695  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z MTP+CDROM", 0x4193,
1696  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1697  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP+CDROM 2", 0x4194,
1698  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1699  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia SP MTP+CDROM", 0x4195,
1700  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1701  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia M MTP+CDROM", 0x419b,
1702  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1703  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z1 MTP+CDROM", 0x419e,
1704  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1705 
1706  /*
1707  * MTP+ADB personalities of MTP devices (see above)
1708  */
1709  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "c1605 Xperia Dual E MTP+ADB", 0x5146,
1710  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1711  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "LT15i Xperia Arc MTP+ADB", 0x514f,
1712  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1713  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "MT11i Xperia Neo MTP+ADB", 0x5156,
1714  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1715  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro MTP+ADB", 0x5157,
1716  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1717  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "MK16i Xperia MTP+ADB", 0x515a,
1718  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1719  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "R800/R88i Xperia Play MTP+ADB", 0x515d,
1720  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1721  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST18i Xperia Ray MTP+ADB", 0x5161,
1722  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1723  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "SK17i Xperia Mini Pro MTP+ADB", 0x5166,
1724  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1725  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST15i Xperia Mini MTP+ADB", 0x5167,
1726  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1727  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "ST17i Xperia Active MTP+ADB", 0x5168,
1728  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1729  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT26i Xperia S MTP+ADB", 0x5169,
1731  { "SonyEricsson", 0x0fce, "WT19i Live Walkman MTP+ADB", 0x516d,
1732  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1733  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST21i Xperia Tipo MTP+ADB", 0x5170,
1734  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1735  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST25i Xperia U MTP+ADB", 0x5171,
1736  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1737  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT22i Xperia P MTP+ADB", 0x5172,
1738  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1739  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "MT27i Xperia Sola MTP+ADB", 0x5173,
1740  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1741  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro HD MTP+ADB", 0x5175,
1742  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1743  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-03D Xperia Acro HD MTP+ADB", 0x5176,
1744  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1745  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT28at Xperia Ion MTP+ADB", 0x5177,
1746  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1747  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT29i Xperia GX MTP+ADB", 0x5178,
1748  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1749  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST27i/ST27a Xperia go MTP+ADB", 0x517e,
1750  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1751  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST23i Xperia Miro MTP+ADB", 0x5180,
1752  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1753  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-05D Xperia SX MTP+ADB", 0x5181,
1754  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1755  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT30p Xperia T MTP+ADB", 0x5182,
1756  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1757  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT25i Xperia V MTP+ADB", 0x5186,
1758  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1759  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia J MTP+ADB", 0x5188,
1760  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1761  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia ZL MTP+ADB", 0x5189,
1762  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1763  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia E MTP+ADB", 0x518c,
1764  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1765  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP+ADB 1", 0x518d,
1766  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1767  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia L MTP+ADB", 0x5192,
1768  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1769  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z MTP+ADB", 0x5193,
1770  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1771  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Tablet Z MTP+ADB 2", 0x5194,
1772  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1773  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia SP MTP+ADB", 0x5195,
1774  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1775  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia M MTP+ADB", 0x519b,
1776  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1777  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "Xperia Z1 MTP+ADB", 0x519e,
1778  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1779 
1780  /*
1781  * MTP+UMS modes
1782  * This mode is for using MTP on the internal storage (eMMC)
1783  * and using UMS (Mass Storage Device Class) on the external
1784  * SD card
1785  */
1786  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "MT27i Xperia Sola MTP+UMS", 0xa173,
1787  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1788  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro HD MTP+UMS", 0xa175,
1789  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1790  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-03D Xperia Acro HD MTP+UMS", 0xa176,
1791  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1792  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT28at Xperia Ion MTP+UMS", 0xa177,
1793  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1794  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST27i/ST27a Xperia go MTP+UMS", 0xa17e,
1795  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1796 
1797  /*
1798  * MTP+UMS+ADB modes
1799  * Like the above, but also ADB
1800  */
1801  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "MT27i Xperia Sola MTP+UMS+ADB", 0xb173,
1802  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1803  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "IS12S Xperia Acro MTP+UMS+ADB", 0xb175,
1804  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1805  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "SO-03D Xperia Acro MTP+UMS+ADB", 0xb176,
1806  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1807  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "LT28at Xperia Ion MTP+UMS+ADB", 0xb177,
1808  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1809  { "SONY", 0x0fce, "ST27i/ST27a Xperia go MTP+UMS+ADB", 0xb17e,
1810  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1811 
1812 
1813  /*
1814  * Motorola
1815  * Assume DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_SET_OBJECT_PROPLIST on all of these.
1816  */
1817  // Reported by David Boyd <tiggrdave@users.sourceforge.net>
1818  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "V3m/V750 verizon", 0x2a65,
1821  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Atrix/Razr HD (MTP)", 0x2e32,
1823  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Atrix/Razr HD (MTP+ADB)", 0x2e33,
1825  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "RAZR M XT907 (MTP)", 0x2e50,
1827  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "RAZR M XT907 (MTP+ADB)", 0x2e51,
1829  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Moto X (XT1053)", 0x2e62,
1831  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Moto X (XT1058)", 0x2e63,
1833  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Droid Maxx (XT1080)", 0x2e67,
1835  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Moto G (ID1)", 0x2e76,
1837  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Moto G (ID2)", 0x2e82,
1839  // Reported by Jader Rodrigues Simoes <jadersimoes@users.sourceforge.net>
1840  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Xoom 2 Media Edition (ID2)", 0x41cf,
1842  // Reported by Steven Roemen <sdroemen@users.sourceforge.net>
1843  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Droid X/MB525 (Defy)", 0x41d6,
1844  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1845  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "DROID2 (ID1)", 0x41da,
1846  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1847  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Milestone / Verizon Droid", 0x41dc,
1849  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "DROID2 (ID2)", 0x42a7,
1851  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Xoom 2 Media Edition", 0x4311,
1853  // Reported by B,H,Kissinger <mrkissinger@users.sourceforge.net>
1854  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "XT912/XT928", 0x4362,
1856  // Reported by Lundgren <alundgren@users.sourceforge.net>
1857  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "DROID4", 0x437f,
1859  // Reported by Marcus Meissner to libptp2
1860  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "IdeaPad K1", 0x4811,
1862  // Reported by Hans-Joachim Baader <hjb@pro-linux.de> to libptp2
1863  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "A1200", 0x60ca,
1865  // http://mark.cdmaforums.com/Files/Motdmmtp.inf
1866  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "MTP Test Command Interface", 0x6413,
1868  // Reported by anonymous user
1869  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "RAZR2 V8/U9/Z6", 0x6415,
1871  // Reported by Rodrigo Angelo Rafael
1872  // Razr D1, D3
1873  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Razr D1/D3/i (MTP)", 0x64b5,
1875  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Razr D1/D3/i (MTP+?)", 0x64b6,
1877  // Reported by Brian Dolbec <dol-sen@users.sourceforge.net>
1878  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Atrix MB860 (MTP)", 0x7088,
1880  /*
1881  * Motorola Xoom (Wingray) variants
1882  *
1883  * These devices seem to use these product IDs simulatenously
1884  * https://code.google.com/p/android-source-browsing/source/browse/init.stingray.usb.rc?repo=device--moto--wingray
1885  *
1886  * 0x70a3 - Factory test - reported as early MTP ID
1887  * 0x70a8 - MTP
1888  * 0x70a9 - MTP+ADB
1889  * 0x70ae - RNDIS
1890  * 0x70af - RNDIS+ADB
1891  * 0x70b0 - ACM
1892  * 0x70b1 - ACM+ADB
1893  * 0x70b2 - ACM+RNDIS
1894  * 0x70b3 - ACM+RNDIS+ADB
1895  * 0x70b4 - PTP
1896  * 0x70b5 - PTP+ADB
1897  *
1898  * Reported by Google Inc's Yavor Goulishev <yavor@google.com>
1899  */
1900  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Xoom (Factory test)", 0x70a3,
1902  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Xoom (MTP)", 0x70a8,
1904  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Xoom (MTP+ADB)", 0x70a9,
1906  // "carried by C Spire and other CDMA US carriers"
1907  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "Milestone X2", 0x70ca,
1909  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "XT890/907/Razr (MTP)", 0x710d,
1911  { "Motorola", 0x22b8, "XT890/907/Razr (MTP+ADB)", 0x710e,
1913  /*
1914  * XT890/907/Razr
1915  * 710f is USB mass storage
1916  */
1917 
1918  /*
1919  * Google
1920  * These guys lend their Vendor ID to anyone who comes down the
1921  * road to produce an Android tablet it seems... The Vendor ID
1922  * was originally used for Nexus phones
1923  */
1924  { "Google Inc (for Allwinner)", 0x18d1, "A31 SoC", 0x0006,
1926  { "Google Inc (for Ainol Novo)", 0x18d1, "Fire/Flame", 0x0007,
1928  { "Google Inc (for Sony)", 0x18d1, "S1", 0x05b3,
1930  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user
1931  { "Google Inc (for Barnes & Noble)", 0x18d1, "Nook Color", 0x2d02,
1933  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user
1934  { "Google Inc (for Asus)", 0x18d1, "TF201 Transformer", 0x4d00,
1936  // Reported by anonymous Sourceforge user
1937  { "Google Inc (for Asus)", 0x18d1, "TF101 Transformer", 0x4e0f,
1939  // 0x4e21 (Nexus S) is a USB Mass Storage device.
1940  { "Google Inc (for Samsung)", 0x18d1, "Nexus S (MTP)", 0x4e25,
1942  // 0x4e26 is also used by "Ramos W30HD Pro Quad Core"
1943  { "Google Inc (for Samsung)", 0x18d1, "Nexus S (MTP+ADB)", 0x4e26,
1945  // Reported by Chris Smith <tcgsmythe@users.sourceforge.net>
1946  { "Google Inc (for Asus)", 0x18d1, "Nexus 7 (MTP)", 0x4e41,
1948  // Reported by Michael Hess <mhess126@gmail.com>
1949  { "Google Inc (for Asus)", 0x18d1, "Nexus 7 (MTP+ADB)", 0x4e42,
1951  { "Google Inc (for LG Electronics/Samsung)", 0x18d1,
1952  "Nexus 4/5/7/10 (MTP)", 0x4ee1,
1954  { "Google Inc (for LG Electronics/Samsung)", 0x18d1,
1955  "Nexus 4/5/7/10 (MTP+ADB)", 0x4ee2,
1957  // WiFi-only version of Xoom
1958  // See: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647506
1959  { "Google Inc (for Motorola)", 0x18d1, "Xoom (MZ604)", 0x70a8,
1961  { "Google Inc (for Toshiba)", 0x18d1, "Thrive 7/AT105", 0x7102,
1963  { "Google Inc (for Lenovo)", 0x18d1, "Ideapad K1", 0x740a,
1965  // Another OEM for Medion
1966  { "Google Inc (for Medion)", 0x18d1, "MD99000 (P9514)", 0xb00a,
1968  // Reported by Frederik Himpe <fhimpe@telenet.be>
1969  { "Google Inc (for LG Electronics)", 0x18d1, "P990/Optimus (Cyanogen)",
1970  0xd109, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
1971  { "Google Inc (for LG Electronics)", 0x18d1, "P990/Optimus", 0xd10a,
1973 
1974 
1975  /*
1976  * Media Keg
1977  */
1978  // Reported by Rajan Bella <rajanbella@yahoo.com>
1979  { "Kenwood", 0x0b28, "Media Keg HD10GB7 Sport Player", 0x100c, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER},
1980 
1981  /*
1982  * Micro-Star International (MSI)
1983  */
1984  // Reported by anonymous sourceforge user.
1985  { "Micro-Star International", 0x0db0, "P610/Model MS-5557", 0x5572, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1986 
1987  /*
1988  * FOMA
1989  */
1990  { "FOMA", 0x06d3, "D905i", 0x21ba, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1991 
1992  /*
1993  * Haier
1994  */
1995  // Both reported by an anonymous SourceForge user
1996  // This is the 30 GiB model
1997  { "Haier", 0x1302, "Ibiza Rhapsody 1", 0x1016, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
1998  // This is the 4/8 GiB model
1999  { "Haier", 0x1302, "Ibiza Rhapsody 2", 0x1017, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2000 
2001  /*
2002  * Panasonic
2003  */
2004  // Reported by dmizer
2005  { "Panasonic", 0x04da, "P905i", 0x2145, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2006  // Reported by Taku
2007  { "Panasonic", 0x04da, "P906i", 0x2158, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2008 
2009  /*
2010  * Polaroid
2011  */
2012  { "Polaroid", 0x0546, "Freescape/MPU-433158", 0x2035, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2013 
2014  /*
2015  * Pioneer
2016  */
2017  // Reported by Dan Allen <dan.j.allen@gmail.com>
2018  { "Pioneer", 0x08e4, "XMP3", 0x0148, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2019 
2020  /*
2021  * Slacker Inc.
2022  * Put in all evilness flags because it looks fragile.
2023  */
2024  // Reported by Pug Fantus <pugfantus@users.sourceforge.net>
2025  { "Slacker Inc.", 0x1bdc, "Slacker Portable Media Player", 0xfabf,
2028 
2029  // Reported by anonymous user
2030  { "Conceptronic", 0x1e53, "CMTD2", 0x0005, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST },
2031  // Reported by Demadridsur <demadridsur@gmail.com>
2032  { "O2 Sistemas", 0x1e53, "ZoltarTV", 0x0006, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST },
2033  // Reported by da-beat <dabeat@gmail.com>
2034  { "Wyplay", 0x1e53, "Wyplayer", 0x0007, DEVICE_FLAG_BROKEN_MTPGETOBJPROPLIST },
2035 
2036  // Reported by Sense Hofstede <qense@users.sourceforge.net>
2037  { "Perception Digital, Ltd", 0x0aa6, "Gigaware GX400", 0x9702, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2038 
2039  /*
2040  * RIM's BlackBerry
2041  */
2042  // Reported by Nicolas VIVIEN <nicolas@vivien.fr>
2043  { "RIM", 0x0fca, "BlackBerry Storm/9650", 0x8007, DEVICE_FLAG_UNLOAD_DRIVER |
2045 
2046  /*
2047  * Nextar
2048  */
2049  { "Nextar", 0x0402, "MA715A-8R", 0x5668, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2050 
2051  /*
2052  * Coby
2053  */
2054  { "Coby", 0x1e74, "COBY MP705", 0x6512, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2055 
2056 #if 0
2057  /*
2058  * Apple devices, which are not MTP natively but can be made to speak MTP
2059  * using PwnTunes (http://www.pwntunes.net/)
2060  * CURRENTLY COMMENTED OUT:
2061  * These will make the UDEV rules flag these as MTP devices even if
2062  * PwnTunes is NOT installed. That is unacceptable, so a better solution
2063  * that actually inspects if the device has PwnTunes/MTP support needs
2064  * to be found, see:
2065  * https://sourceforge.net/p/libmtp/bugs/759/
2066  */
2067  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPhone", 0x1290, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2068  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPod Touch 1st Gen", 0x1291, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2069  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPhone 3G", 0x1292, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2070  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPod Touch 2nd Gen", 0x1293, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2071  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPhone 3GS", 0x1294, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2072  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "0x1296", 0x1296, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2073  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "0x1297", 0x1297, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2074  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "0x1298", 0x1298, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2075  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPod Touch 3rd Gen", 0x1299, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2076  { "Apple", 0x05ac, "iPad", 0x129a, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2077 #endif
2078 
2079  // Reported by anonymous SourceForge user, also reported as
2080  // Pantech Crux, claming to be:
2081  // Manufacturer: Qualcomm
2082  // Model: Windows Simulator
2083  // Device version: Qualcomm MTP1.0
2084  { "Curitel Communications, Inc.", 0x106c,
2085  "Verizon Wireless Device", 0x3215, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2086  // Reported by: Jim Hanrahan <goshawkjim@users.sourceforge.net>
2087  { "Pantech", 0x106c, "Crux", 0xf003, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2088 
2089  /*
2090  * Asus
2091  * Pattern of PIDs on Android devices seem to be:
2092  * n+0 = MTP
2093  * n+1 = MTP+ADB
2094  * n+2 = ?
2095  * n+3 = ?
2096  * n+4 = PTP
2097  */
2098  // Reported by Glen Overby
2099  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF300 Transformer (MTP)", 0x4c80,
2101  // Reported by jaile <jaile@users.sourceforge.net>
2102  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF300 Transformer (MTP+ADB)", 0x4c81,
2104  // Repored by Florian Apolloner <f-apolloner@users.sourceforge.net>
2105  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF700 Transformer (MTP)", 0x4c90,
2107  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF700 Transformer (MTP+ADB)", 0x4c91,
2109  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF701T Transformer Pad (MTP)", 0x4ca0,
2111  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF701T Transformer Pad (MTP+ADB)", 0x4ca1,
2113  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "ME301T MeMo Pad Smart 10 (MTP)", 0x4cd0,
2115  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "ME301T MeMo Pad Smart 10 (MTP+ADB)", 0x4cd1,
2117  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Asus Fonepad Note 6 (MTP)", 0x4ce0,
2119  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Asus Fonepad Note 6 (MTP+ADB)", 0x4ce1,
2121  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF201 Transformer Prime (keyboard dock)", 0x4d00,
2123  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF201 Transformer Prime (tablet only)", 0x4d01,
2125  // 4d04 is the PTP mode, don't add it
2126  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "SL101 (MTP)", 0x4e00,
2128  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "SL101 (MTP+ADB)", 0x4e01,
2130  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF101 Eeepad Transformer (MTP)", 0x4e0f,
2132  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "TF101 Eeepad Transformer (MTP+ADB)", 0x4e1f,
2134  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Fonepad", 0x514f,
2136  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone (MTP)", 0x5200,
2138  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone (MTP+ADB)", 0x5201,
2140  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "ME302C MemoPad (MTP+?)", 0x520f,
2142  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone 2 (MTP+?)", 0x5210,
2144  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone 2 (MTP)", 0x5211,
2146  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "ME302C MemoPad (MTP)", 0x521f,
2148  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone Infinity (MTP)", 0x5230,
2150  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "PadFone Infinity (MTP+ADB)", 0x5231,
2152  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Memo ME172V (MTP)", 0x5400,
2154  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Memo ME173X (MTP)", 0x5410,
2156  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Memo ME173X (MTP+ADB)", 0x5411,
2158  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Memo K00F (MTP)", 0x5460,
2160  { "Asus", 0x0b05, "Memo K00F (MTP+ADB)", 0x5468,
2162 
2163 
2164  /*
2165  * Lenovo
2166  */
2167  // Reported by Richard Körber <shredzone@users.sourceforge.net>
2168  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "K1", 0x740a,
2170  // Reported by anonymous sourceforge user
2171  // Adding Android default bug flags since it appears to be an Android
2172  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "ThinkPad Tablet", 0x741c,
2174  // Medion is using Lenovos manufacturer ID it seems.
2175  // Reported by Thomas Goss <thomas.goss@linux.com>
2176  { "Medion", 0x17ef, "Lifetab P9516", 0x7483,
2178  // Reported by: XChesser <XChesser@users.sourceforge.net>
2179  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "P700", 0x7497,
2181  // Reported by: anonymous sourceforge user
2182  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Lifetab S9512", 0x74cc,
2184  // Reported by Brian J. Murrell
2185  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "IdeaTab A2109A", 0x7542,
2187  // Reported by rvelev@mail.bg
2188  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "IdeaPad A3000 (ID1)", 0x75bc,
2190  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "IdeaPad A3000 (ID2)", 0x75be,
2192  { "Lenovo", 0x17ef, "Toga Tablet B6000-F", 0x76f2,
2194 
2195  /*
2196  * Huawei
2197  * IDs used by Honor U8860,U8815,U9200,P2
2198  */
2199  { "Huawei", 0x12d1, "MTP device (ID1)", 0x1051,
2201  { "Huawei", 0x12d1, "MTP device (ID2)", 0x1052,
2203  { "Huawei", 0x12d1, "Mediapad (mode 0)", 0x360f,
2205  // Reported by Bearsh <bearsh@users.sourceforge.net>
2206  { "Huawei", 0x12d1, "Mediapad (mode 1)", 0x361f,
2208 
2209  /*
2210  * ZTE
2211  * Android devices reported by junwang <lovewjlove@users.sourceforge.net>
2212  */
2213  { "ZTE", 0x19d2, "V55 ID 1", 0x0244, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2214  { "ZTE", 0x19d2, "V55 ID 2", 0x0245, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2215  { "ZTE", 0x19d2, "V790/Blade 3", 0x0306, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2216  { "ZTE", 0x19d2, "V880E", 0x0307, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2217  { "ZTE", 0x19d2, "V985", 0x0383, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2218 
2219  /*
2220  * HTC (High Tech Computer Corp)
2221  * Reporters:
2222  * Steven Eastland <grassmonk@users.sourceforge.net>
2223  * Kevin Cheng <kache@users.sf.net>
2224  */
2225  // Reported by Markus Heberling
2226  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Windows Phone 8X ID1", 0x0ba1,
2227  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2228  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Windows Phone 8X ID2", 0x0ba2,
2229  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2230 
2231 #if 0
2232  /*
2233  * This had to be commented out - the same VID+PID is used also for
2234  * other modes than MTP, so we need to let mtp-probe do its job on this
2235  * device instead of adding it to the database.
2236  */
2237  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Android Device ID1 (Zopo, HD2, Bird...)", 0x0c02,
2239 #endif
2240  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "EVO 4G LTE/One V (ID1)", 0x0c93,
2242  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "EVO 4G LTE/One V (ID2)", 0x0ca8,
2244  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One S (ID1)", 0x0cec,
2246  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "One Mini (ID1)", 0x0dcd,
2248  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Desire X", 0x0dd5,
2250  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (ID1)", 0x0dda,
2252  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Butterfly X290d", 0x0de4,
2254  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP+UMS+ADB)", 0x0dea,
2256  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Evo 4G LTE (ID1)", 0x0df5,
2258  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One S (ID2)", 0x0df8,
2260  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One S (ID3)", 0x0df9,
2262  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One X (ID1)", 0x0dfa,
2264  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One X (ID2)", 0x0dfb,
2266  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One X (ID3)", 0x0dfc,
2268  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One X (ID4)", 0x0dfd,
2270  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Butterfly (ID1)", 0x0dfe,
2272  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Droid DNA (MTP+UMS+ADB)", 0x0dff,
2274  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE (MTP)", 0x0e31,
2276  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE (MTP+ADB)", 0x0e32,
2278  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Droid DNA (MTP+UMS)", 0x0ebd,
2280  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP+ADB+CDC)", 0x0f5f,
2282  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP+CDC)", 0x0f60,
2284  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP+ADB)", 0x0f63,
2286  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP)", 0x0f64,
2288  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (MTP+ADB+?)", 0x0f87,
2290  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "HTC One (ID3)", 0x0f91,
2292 #if 0
2293  /*
2294  * This had to be commented out - the same VID+PID is used also for
2295  * other modes than MTP, so we need to let mtp-probe do its job on this
2296  * device instead of adding it to the database.
2297  *
2298  * Apparently also used by a clone called Jiayu G2S
2299  * with the MTK6577T chipset
2300  * http://www.ejiayu.com/en/Product-19.html
2301  * Wiko Cink Peax 2
2302  */
2303  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Android Device ID2 (Zopo, HD2...)", 0x2008,
2305 #endif
2306  // These identify themselves as "cm_tenderloin", fun...
2307  // Done by HTC for HP I guess.
2308  { "HTC (for Hewlett-Packard)", 0x0bb4, "HP Touchpad (MTP)", 0x685c,
2310  { "HTC (for Hewlett-Packard)", 0x0bb4, "HP Touchpad (MTP+ADB)", 0x6860,
2312  { "HTC", 0x0bb4, "Windows Phone 8s ID1", 0xf0ca,
2313  DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2314 
2315 
2316  /*
2317  * NEC
2318  */
2319  { "NEC", 0x0409, "FOMA N01A", 0x0242, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2320  { "NEC", 0x0409, "Casio C811", 0x0326, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2321  { "NEC", 0x0409, "Casio CA-201L", 0x0432, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE },
2322 
2323  /*
2324  * nVidia
2325  */
2326  // Found on Internet forum
2327  { "nVidia", 0x0955, "CM9-Adam", 0x70a9,
2329  // Various pads such as Nabi2, Notion Ink Adam, Viewsonic G-Tablet
2330  { "nVidia", 0x0955, "Various tablets (ID1)", 0x7100,
2332  { "nVidia", 0x0955, "Various tablets (ID2)", 0x7102,
2334  { "nVidia", 0x0955, "Shield (ID1)", 0xb400,
2336 
2337  /*
2338  * Vizio
2339  * Reported by:
2340  * Michael Gurski <gurski@users.sourceforge.net>
2341  */
2342  { "Vizio", 0x0489, "Unknown 1", 0xc026,
2344  { "Vizio", 0x0489, "VTAB1008", 0xe040,
2346  { "Vizio (for Lenovo)", 0x0489, "LIFETAB S9714", 0xe111,
2348 
2349 
2350  /*
2351  * Amazon
2352  */
2353  { "Amazon", 0x1949, "Kindle Fire 2G (ID1)", 0x0005,
2355  { "Amazon", 0x1949, "Kindle Fire (ID1)", 0x0007,
2357  { "Amazon", 0x1949, "Kindle Fire (ID2)", 0x0008,
2359  { "Amazon", 0x1949, "Kindle Fire (ID3)", 0x000a,
2361  { "Amazon", 0x1949, "Kindle Fire (ID4)", 0x000c,
2363 
2364  /*
2365  * Barnes&Noble
2366  */
2367  { "Barnes&Noble", 0x2080, "Nook HD+", 0x0005,
2369  { "Barnes&Noble", 0x2080, "Nook HD", 0x0006,
2371 
2372  /*
2373  * Viewpia, bq, YiFang
2374  * Seems like some multi-branded OEM product line.
2375  */
2376  { "Various", 0x2207, "Viewpia DR/bq Kepler", 0x0001,
2378  { "YiFang", 0x2207, "BQ Tesla", 0x0006,
2380 
2381  /*
2382  * Kobo
2383  */
2384  // Reported by George Talusan
2385  { "Kobo", 0x2237, "Arc (ID1)", 0xd108,
2387  { "Kobo", 0x2237, "Arc (ID2)", 0xd109,
2389 
2390  /*
2391  * Hisense
2392  */
2393  // Reported by Anonymous SourceForge users
2394  { "Hisense", 0x109b, "E860 (ID1)", 0x9106, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2395  { "Hisense", 0x109b, "E860 (ID2)", 0x9109, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2396 
2397  /*
2398  * Intel
2399  * Also sold rebranded as Orange products
2400  */
2401  { "Intel", 0x8087, "Xolo 900/AZ210A", 0x09fb, DEVICE_FLAGS_ANDROID_BUGS },
2402 
2403  /*
2404  * Xiaomi
2405  */
2406  { "Xiaomi", 0x2717, "Mi-3 (MTP)", 0x0368,
2408  { "Xiaomi", 0x2717, "Hongmi (MTP)", 0x1240,
2410  { "Xiaomi", 0x2717, "Mi-2 (MTP+ADB)", 0x9039,
2412  { "Xiaomi", 0x2717, "Mi-2 (MTP)", 0xf003,
2414 
2415  /*
2416  * XO Learning Tablet
2417  * Also Trio Stealth G2 tablet it seems
2418  */
2419  { "Acromag Inc.", 0x16d5, "XO Learning Tablet (MTP+ADB)", 0x8005,
2421  { "Acromag Inc.", 0x16d5, "XO Learning Tablet (MTP)", 0x8006,
2423 
2424  /*
2425  * SHARP Corporation
2426  */
2427  { "SHARP Corporation", 0x0489, "SH930W", 0xc025,
2429  { "SHARP Corporation", 0x04dd, "SBM203SH", 0x9661,
2431  { "SHARP Corporation", 0x04dd, "SH-06E", 0x96ca,
2433 
2434  /*
2435  * T & A Mobile phones Alcatel and TCT
2436  */
2437  { "Alcatel", 0x1bbb, "One Touch 997D", 0x2008,
2439  { "Alcatel/TCT", 0x1bbb, "6010D/TCL S950", 0x0167,
2441  { "Alcatel", 0x1bbb, "6030a", 0x0168,
2443 
2444  /*
2445  * Kyocera
2446  */
2447  { "Kyocera", 0x0482, "Rise", 0x0571,
2449 
2450  /*
2451  * HiSense
2452  */
2453  { "HiSense", 0x109b, "Sero 7 Pro", 0x9105,
2455 
2456  /*
2457  * Hewlett-Packard
2458  */
2459  { "Hewlett-Packard", 0x03f0, "Slate 7 4600", 0x5c1d,
2461  { "Hewlett-Packard", 0x03f0, "Slate 7 2800", 0x5d1d,
2463 
2464  /*
2465  * MediaTek Inc.
2466  */
2467  { "MediaTek Inc", 0x0e8d, "MT5xx and MT6xx SoCs", 0x0050,
2469 
2470  /*
2471  * Jolla
2472  */
2473  { "Jolla", 0x2931, "Sailfish", 0x0a01,
2475 
2476  /*
2477  * TCL? Alcatel?
2478  */
2479  { "TCL", 0x0451, "Alcatel one touch 986+", 0xd108,
2481 
2482  /*
2483  * Garmin
2484  */
2485  { "Garmin", 0x091e, "Monterra", 0x2585,
2487 
2488  /*
2489  * Wacom
2490  */
2491  { "Wacom", 0x0531, "Cintiq Companion Hybrid (MTP+ADB)", 0x2001,
2493 
2494  /*
2495  * Kurio
2496  */
2497  { "Kurio", 0x1f3a, "7S", 0x1006,
2499 
2500  /* In update 4 the order of devices was changed for
2501  better OS X / Windows suport and another device-id
2502  got assigned for the MTP */
2503  { "Jolla", 0x2931, "Sailfish", 0x0a05,
2505 
2506  /*
2507  * Other strange stuff.
2508  */
2509  { "Isabella", 0x0b20, "Her Prototype", 0xddee, DEVICE_FLAG_NONE }
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