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Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 116 Star 1,100 Fork 359 libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice Code Issues 157 Pull requests 18 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue [mnplockdownconnection receivemessage]: lockdown_receive_message error! IOS 8.1.2 libidevicemobile 1.1.9 ubuntu 14.04 LTS lockdown , error code -2 #172 lockdown receive message error Open mambo06 opened this Issue Jan 20, 2015 · 11 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone instruments exited with code 255 No milestone Assignees No one assigned 5 participants mambo06 commented Jan 20, 2015 compile goes very smooth and good. when running program use usbmoxd 1.1 always return lockdown , error code
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-2 for all application except for the "idevicepair pair", its says success but still no luck with other application, even idevicepair unpair return same error. try to use usbmoxd 1.0.9 same error. use -d option doesn't show anything yangdm0209 commented Feb 2, 2015 did you solve this problem? mambo06 commented Feb 2, 2015 Yea. By moving to arch. I guess its a 14.04 bug yangdm0209 instruments exited with code 253 commented Feb 3, 2015 Thank you very much. Afforess commented Feb 7, 2015 I had the same issue on Ubuntu 14.10. I uninstalled the libimobiledevice package and instead built it from source. This resolved the issue, so it may be some kind of packaging issue. Schroedingers-Cat commented Feb 18, 2015 Same problem. Compiled libimobiledevice and usbmuxd from source, but I get lockdown error code -2. On Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 14.10 however, you cannot remove the package libimobiledevice as it also removes the Ubuntu desktop or breaks dependencies if forced. @Afforess, how did you uninstall libimobiledevice? Afforess commented Feb 18, 2015 I am not sure what you are talking about @Schroedingers-Cat, libimobiledevice is not a core package, nor part of ubuntu's base install. sudo apt-get purge libimobiledevice* should remove it. When you run that, what packages does aptitude say you are uninstalling? Schroedingers-Cat commented Feb 18, 2015 I have two Ubuntu installations where it seems to be the case. On Ubuntu Gnome 14.10: sudo apt-get purge libimobiledevice4 The following packages will be REMOVED: deja-dup-backend-gvfs* gdm* gnome-applets* gnome-power-manager* gnome-session* gnome-session-bin* gnome-session-flashback* gnome-shell* gnome-shell-extensions* gvfs-backends* gvfs-backends-goa* indicator-power* libgpod-common* libgpod4* libimobiledevice4* nautilus-share* rhythmbox-plugins* software-center* steadyflow* ubuntu-gnome-desktop* unity-contro
all cookies. Our Cookie Policy has further details. Read More All Places > DOOM > DOOM (2016) > SnapMap Tool > Discussions Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. SnapMap Tool All Discussions Previous First 1 2 Last Next 15 Replies Latest reply on May 23, 2016 1:00 PM by laokin Anyone else getting this problem of enemy's not spawning? Shikariferrari May 19, 2016 7:00 AM so this has happened 3 times now, start creating my map enemy's spawn from hide fine from play tests and the wave events work fine until they don't.... It just stops working after a certain amount of time or when https://github.com/libimobiledevice/libimobiledevice/issues/172 I expand the map I'm doing simple logic chains so it can't be me I'm following the tutorials?! Anyone else getting this problem? it just really annoying I want to start publishing but my maps keep doing this =[ I have the same question Show 0 Likes(0) 935Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 15 replies 1. Littleman May 19, 2016 8:10 AM (in response to Shikariferrari) Snapmap has a https://community.bethesda.net/thread/15687?tstart=0 12 demons active limit. If you have a lot of custom placed spawn encounters and allow the player to move on without killing them, they'll remain active until otherwise killed thus eating into your spawn total.If you want to see how many active demons you've got:AI proxy -> on spawn -> add [integer] -> integer. Also, from the very same AI proxy -> on killed -> subtract [integer] -> same integer. Set the range on the integer min 0, max 12, initial/default state 0. Let's call the integer "Active Demons" and give it the little hollow demon skull for an icon to make it easy to identify. Next, map start -> map/match started -> set active -> player HUD. Change one of the hud areas (score, team score, or time) to variable, then in the variable box below that, select your Active Demons integer. Now when you play test, you can watch the counter track how many demons you've got active in the map. This is a good method for more accurately trouble shooting trouble spots with spawn counts. You can also do fun things like use another integer to track total kills for another part of the upper left HUD.NOTE: Hidden demons count as spawned, but they don't count towards the active limit until they're shown. You can cancel out their sp
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