Re: LG G5

On 2017-01-26, Claudio Fontana via slackware <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi, nothing more than "exact same problem here" to offer.
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> I tried mtpfs mtp-tools and jmtpfs and nothing works. I was not aware of
> adb, will give it a try.

mtp sucks everywhere and adb is much much more comfortable but you
need to remember about enabling it first.  Apart from sending and
downloading files with adb push/pull you can also do adb shell and
walk around the filesystem.  You can also install an SSH server on
your Android device, you don't need root for that.  I remember I used
to use SSHDroid or something like that, it came with statically
compiled dropbear and GUI to start the service and it also supported
SCP.  And of course you could use it over Wifi without an USB cable.

But Android really becomes usable only after installing CyanogenMod or
something similar - you get root, ssh server and client by default,
rsync and a possibility to remove crapware installed by phone
manufacturer.
-- 
Arkadiusz Drabczyk <[email protected]>


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