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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/11/14 07:01, Rog wrote:<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/09/2014 12:15 PM, MR ZenWiz
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<pre wrap="">I have a Casio C811 G-zone cell phone that I'd like to be able to
acess from my Xubuntu 14.04.1 system.
When I plug it in to the USB port, it shows up in lsusb as an NEC
device, but the file system never mounts and I can't seem to access it
as a /dev device.
The phone has version 4.12 of Android, if that's any help.
Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks.
MR
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Try gMTP. Be sure that the phone is on and active. Wait for
minutes to see if it mounts.<br>
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In spite of running Linux under the hood, the Android OS uses a
different access method. And, I had much better luck connecting to
my old HTC Incredible II than to my HTC One. Sometimes it's just
easier to mail files to myself and download them.<br>
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I have found that using a USB hub that is direct on the mother board
also makes a huge difference. The original front USB ports on the
case are good, whereas the USB port expansion (+SD readers etc) in
the Floppy Drive bay is pretty well useless with my Samsung Galaxy S
(both with the old Vodaphone Android and now CyanogenMod).<br>
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Rob Ward<br>
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