Answer by superqwerty for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
I don't like go lang, but in my case i found that go-mtpfs utility is a little faster then jmtpfs.It works the same as jmtpfs:go-mtpfs ~/mount-point-folder
View ArticleAnswer by Rather Vi for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the filesystem?
You might consider that your OS is simply hiding automount processes from you, as my Kubuntu 20.10 does. I think that this is the reason for this question to come up so often. To avoid this, read this...
View ArticleAnswer by Alexis Wilke for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
In the last few days, my MTP connection was deadly slow again. I'm still on 18.04 and can't upgrade to 20.04 just yet (I'm working on devices that require 18.04).The first I encountered the problem, I...
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Answer by cipricus for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the filesystem?
After accessing the correct path as said HERE and other answers, a good idea is to add the invariable path (for example /run/user/1000/gvfs) as a bookmark to the file manager left panel. When phone is...
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Answer by Vikas Mohan for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
I don't know exactly to traverse to MTP location via terminal. However, I found out that we can right click on the Internal storage / SD card and choose option "Open in Terminal". Doing so the location...
View ArticleAnswer by will for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the filesystem?
This is working with:Linux Mint 17.3Samsung Galaxy S5Try this:apt-get install mtpfsapt-get install mtp-tools# yes could be one line (this is optional)sudo mkdir -p /media/mtp/phonesudo chmod 775...
View ArticleAnswer by Iron Heart for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
I got an LG2 phone and I am running Xubuntu 15.10.This is how I mounted the device to mnt directory in under my user.First make sure you have the following packages installed in your system.sudo...
View ArticleAnswer by Dušan Maďar for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
I am able to manage files on a MTP connected Android device using gvfs-* commands (e.g. gvfs-cp, gvfs-move, ...) which are also mentioned in the following Wikipedia article: GVfs.I wrote a simple CLI...
View ArticleAnswer by suhailvs for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the filesystem?
MTP mounted device usually can be found in : /run/user/1000/gvfs/for eg if your Nautilus address bar shows mtp://[usb:001,006]/, then you can access...
View ArticleAnswer by Babken Vardanyan for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
My Nexus device's memory can be accessed at:/run/user/$UID/gvfs/mtp*So if your $UID is 1000, you may find it by either doing$ cd /run/user/$UID/gvfs/mtp*or (for the exact location in an example...
View ArticleAnswer by Krishnendu for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
MTP is a protocol, much like FTP or SSH. It fetches files when the user asks for it. Thus there is no mounted file system on the computer.Use mtpfs in order to make it appear like a mounted file...
View ArticleAnswer by Nick Heywood for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
This is not a direct answer to the problem, but a solution nonetheless.After experiencing inconsistency's with USB connectivity, I bypassed the .gvfs and USB system all together.I installed a simple...
View ArticleAnswer by LiveWireBT for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
As you have already found out, the mountpoints are in /run/user/$USER/gvfs/ (or /var/run/user/$UID/gvfs) and are named after the protocol, connection type and address they use. Which makes things more...
View ArticleAnswer by waltinator for Where are MTP mounted devices located in the...
Type mount. That will list every active filesystem.
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I have an Android phone that connects with my computer via MTP. This works fine; I can see and transfer files with Nautilus. However, I often want to use the terminal to move large numbers of files,...
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