Unable to open mtp device. Android shows up in sys-usb only
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xyzo
Mar 20, 2020, 5:07:55 PM3/20/20
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I need to transfer files from my Android smartphone (Opo7). I can successfully attach my Android phone to a Debian
appvm. Inside the appvm, It will list my phone when I open a file manager but it won't mount it. It says "unable to mount device USB:0xx" I installed most of the mtp pkgs. (Mtp-tools libmtp9 libmtp-common libmtp-dev libmtp-dev libmtp-runtime) but still gives the same error..
appvm. Inside the appvm, It will list my phone when I open a file manager but it won't mount it. It says "unable to mount device USB:0xx" I installed most of the mtp pkgs. (Mtp-tools libmtp9 libmtp-common libmtp-dev libmtp-dev libmtp-runtime) but still gives the same error..
However, I can access my phone through sys-usb vm. So now I have to transfer my stuff from appvm to sys-usb and copy it over to my phone Which defeats the purpose of having sys-usb. Any help is appreciated
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