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On 12/23/2012 03:22 PM, luis jure wrote: |
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> well, it seems i have been very lucky indeed. i just emerged jmtpfs as per |
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> mark's suggestion, and it just worked. i just created a /media/galaxy |
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> directory, and an entry in fstab (like yours, but with jmtpfs instead of |
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> mtpfs) and that was it. now i can simply mount /media/galaxy. |
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> and the best, for those of you using xfce and thunar, in the "multimedia" |
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> tab of preferences -> advanced -> volume manager, i clicked the "portable |
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> music players" check box, and added the command "mount /media/galaxy/". |
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> now when i connect my phablet it is automatically mounted, and i can |
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> umount/eject it from thunar. couldn't be easier, a perfect solution for my |
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> needs! |
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> best, |
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> lj |
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I just removed mtpfs and installed jmtpfs from the poly-c overlay, in |
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order to get access to my external SD card in my new Galaxy S3. It was |
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far easier to get to work than mtpfs - and so far jmtpfs hasn't |
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segfaulted yet. Apparently mtpfs only sees the internal SD and not the |
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external one. |
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Trying to get some music on there so I can bring my bluetooth speaker to |
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work so I have something to listen to while I work. |
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It's just me so I don't care too much about automounting, I just put an |
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entry in /etc/fstab and mount it manually when I need to update something. |
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Dan |
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