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[QuantumKnot]

From http://www.spodesabode.com/discussion/3 ... ra-8-host/

First we add a new group called "usb" and add ourselves to it. I did this by adding the following line to /etc/group, where "spode" is my username.

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usb:x:503:spode

You could of course use the command line tools to add a group, but this is just as easy and I can make sure the group has the right group id - I used 503, but make sure you don't have another group with that ID.

Then I added the following line to /etc/fstab

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none /sys/bus/usb/drivers usbfs devgid=503,devmode=664 0 0

Then I simply reboot the computer, (or log out and run mount -a). And now USB works a charm!

[Doris]

Transferring data in the iphone sync cable to some computer is a straightforward task. You connect both devices and you've got an operational connection. These cables can handle transferring a great volume of data, fast. The one thing that isn't provided protection is really a surge to the pc, which might destroy both devices. Nontheless, iPod/iPhone Cables really are a necessity for you personally should you cope with Apple devices.