About the examples.
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find the official specification here:
http://www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/MTP_1.0.zip
+
+The Examples
+------------
+
+In the subdirectory "examples" you find a number of
+command-line tools, illustrating the use of libmtp in very
+simple terms.
+
+Please do not complain about the usability or documentation
+of these examples, they look like they do for two reasons:
+
+1. They are examples, not tools. If they were intended for
+ day-to-day usage by commandline freaks, I would have
+ called them "tools" not "examples".
+
+2. The MTP usage paradigm is that a daemon should hook
+ the device upon connection, and that it should be
+ released by unplugging. GUI tools utilizing HAL (hald)
+ and D-Bus do this much better than any commandline
+ program ever can. (See below on bugs.) Specificationwise
+ this is a bug, however it is present in many, many
+ devices.
+
+That said, if you want to pick up and maintain the examples,
+please volunteer.
+
+
Contributing
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* The Sirus Stiletto does not seem to allow you to copy any files
off the device. This may be someone's idea of copy protection.
+
Lost symbols
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