> > I have a galaxy tab 10.1, and the charging occurs through the adapter > connector USB cable, that is it charges from a USB socket. This same > USB cable can be plugged into my PC USB socket and it auto mounts (in > ubuntu 10.04.3) and the PC then indicates that a SAMSUNG_Android is > connected. The galaxy tab also indicates: USB connected, MTP-connected. > On the PC the file manager (location) of the mounted folder is > gphoto2://[usb:001,008]/ > > There are a lot of folders listed in the device, which is seen as > apparently a medium containing digital photos, however, in nautilus, > all the folders are shown as empty. Maybe permissions need to be > managed somehow but my trick of gksu nautilus produces a nautilus > which does not show this medium.... > I have other versions of Ubuntu but have not yet tried it with them. > > -- > alan cocks > Ubuntu user #10391 > Linux user #360648 > FSF #9005 > ******* ****** I'm running 11.10 ar present. In nautilus it shows the device as allan says. It actually lists file and folder structure and an can actually even copy a file over. The problem is that nautilus shows the size of the device as 1gb with only 60mb free space. It as 16gb device which is mostly empty. Copying files over fail due to disk space error. Apperently from android 3.0 they use mtp to mount device rather than mass storage mode. Guessing its only a matter of time until linux support is improved There is also an article on omg ubuntu which i have just found talking about the same thing. Cant get their instructions to work though: <a href="http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-easily-mount-the-galaxy-nexus-on-ubuntu-11-10-via-unity/">http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/how-to-easily-mount-the-galaxy-nexus-on-ubuntu-11-10-via-unity/</a> Nick