I am starting to think that the name is no coincidence...
I am gonna give some quick back story,
I have a mobile phone that I use to play music all the time and it gets its music off of a microSD card. I use a card Reader to sync to the computer because the smart phone gets grouchy. When I used windows I could sync the card as if it were a media player and all was good. In Ubuntu Jaunty I have tried to sync with RythmBox and Banshee. Banshee being the preference as it has smart playlists that I can configure perfectly to fill my card up. Now to the problem, I learned quickly that hal will not see the card reader as a media device unless I tell it other wise. So I created the .is_audio_player on the memory card ejected it then reinserted and all was good. Flash ahead two months to now, I am tired of my music and want to load some new tracks onto my card so in I pop the card w/ reader and launch Banshee. It no longer see's it.... So I view the hidden files on my card in order to find out what is amiss and notice that my phone must have deleted the .is_audio_player. So I recreate it and again all is good. I start to sync to the card again but I forgot to delete the original music so I quit Banshee and manually deleted the music then fired Banshee up again. Now nothing I have tried can make the device appear as an audio player to Banshee.
I have tried the following:
-Format the card with a new label
-Completely remove and Reinstall banshee
-Poke around in Hal's FDI to see if a rouge entry has been created for the device, natta
What I know:
My laptop picks up the card in banshee with out a single hitch, except the music collecting is not on the laptop.... I have no idea what else to try and I am open to suggestions. If you would like a more hand on approach I am willing to provide VNC information.
Jeffrey
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