Anyone with linux system see sd card which exposed via mtp?
In some topic i found information that sd card accessible via mtp. Is It true for current release? In my case i can't and very sad about it. Are there any plans to implement that?
In some topic i found information that sd card accessible via mtp. Is It true for current release? In my case i can't and very sad about it. Are there any plans to implement that?
I use simple-mtpfs to mount MTP devices, because it gives me proper paths to the files (like /home/user/mnt) instead of
mtp://[usb:002,007]/
which I get with whatever Thunar uses to mount Jolla. Anyway, with both metods I always see both internal phone memory AND the SD card:
Of course, I use Linux (and only Linux) installed on my real hardware. It just didn't come to my mind to install Windows as a host and Linux as guest - it's usually the other way around, for a lot of reasons...
I found where was my problem with detect sometimes only sdcard, sometime whole storages. Last time i written systmed unit for bind sdcard mount point to ~/android_storage, it was worked, but affect to mtp export functionality. After remove that unit, my Ubuntu host detect storage as expected. Last time i installed from openrepos "Mount sdcard for android" by Shturman, and problem come again. Both storages internal and sdcard not exported at all. After remove this tool i can use both sdcard and internal memory.
On REAL HOST with Linux is working perfectly.
Asked: 2015-03-04 15:27:27 +0300
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Last updated: Mar 12 '15
Some do some don't, I've discussed about the matter with a few Linux users and some have the internal and external memory mounted automagically - some don't. For me, it works and I can see both. It has something to do how each distro handles the mtp mounting and which libraries are required. So basically for now its trial and error.
raketti ( 2015-03-04 15:52:33 +0300 )editI don't see sdcard-content on any OS but I have it formatted as btrfs though.
chemist ( 2015-03-04 16:22:32 +0300 )editOn real host with Windows it is worked as expected, both storage accessible. On linux side don't, if even pass usb to virtualbox with Windows guest, i have same behavior.
hyper_sonic ( 2015-03-04 16:25:31 +0300 )edithttps://together.jolla.com/question/83852/linux-pc-to-detect-jolla/
vattuvarg ( 2015-03-04 18:45:40 +0300 )editOn my Linux Laptop with KDE it works fine. I have access to internal memory and SD card. The SD card is 16 GB and formatted with FAT32 (originally, I didn't change the file format). My distro is Debian Jessie, version of libmtp is 1.1.8, Version of kio-mtp is 0.75+git+20140304-1.
wanderer ( 2015-03-05 10:15:35 +0300 )edit