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[ ... Android 4.x removes "USB mass storage server"; requires you to use MTP protocol over USB. Support for that in Linux is immature. ] > On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 8:19 PM, Derek Martin <invalid at pizzashack.org>wrote: > On those devices, you now are required to use MTP to access the device > via USB, which until somewhat recently had little or no support under > Linux, since solved by libmtp. I didn't look at this project, but I'm > guessing it's a FUSE filesystem based on libmtp. > Yes that's what it looks like here https://github.com/hanwen/go-mtpfs/blob/master/mtp.go . It references libmtp. And in answer to an earlier question, the point of my original post was to point out "go-mtpfs" from Google as an alternative for mtp-fuse ( https://launchpad.net/mtp-fuse ). I found mtp-fuse to be crashy and unworkable. My original post could have been a little more clear on that point; sorry I wrote it in a rush.
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