[Josh]

The library may also be named libusbx or the like. The important step is to install the "dev" package as well, like "libusbx-devel" or "libusb1-devel" or "libusbx-dev" - you get the point.

If it is correctly installed, you should find a file named "libusb.h" in your /usr/include tree.

Also, I recommend to install the "tcl" package. If not available try "jim".

[Josh]

BTW, the last version reports wrongly as "2.2.0" - just a string that escaped updating.

It should work very reliably with the AM10. I have bought one myself, just to figure it out properly ...

[ohmysql]

Being a bonehead, my bad.

YES, it works! libusb-dev and restart and I was able to build the new version of usb_modeswitch and now my AM10 is working again. THANK YOU!

SORRY--below is my original post.

Just to make sure I'm not being an idiot, I haven't posted lsusb but I'm pretty sure this is still wrong:

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Bus 001 Device 006: ID 1307:1169 Transcend Information, Inc. TS2GJF210 JetFlash 210 2GB
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 1307:0169 Transcend Information, Inc. 

I have libusb 1.0 installed, that should be good. I just installed the dev file and I'm not sure that did a lot. I'm not seeing big news with usb_modeswitch, and I ran everything again.

There is a libusb.h file in the libusb1.0 folder in /usr/include.

I have tcl (8.5).

PS You bought an AM10 just to play with it? That made me smile. In my opnion, that's very nerdy and highly awesome.