Hello su 5. jouluk. 2021 klo 12.00 Beta Tester (alpha-beta-rele...@gmx.net) kirjoitti:
> Dear Maintainer, > > i don't have an idea which packages are involved to this bug: > > i have a strange behavior with Debian Live 11.1.0 amd64 LXDE iso, when i > try to mount my Android 11 smart phone plugged in via USB. > > mounting my android smart phone always fails in this sequence: > 1. boot into Debian Live 11.1.0 amd64 LXDE iso, > 2. plug in my phone into the USB port, > 3. give access to my files on the phone, > 4. mounting the phone via the File Manager (pcmanfm?) will always fail > with an error like: > "The name:1.47 was not provided by any .service files" > 5. i can successfully mount my old mp3-player via USB. > 6. but subsequent plug in and mount, my phone sill give always that error > above (steps 2,3,4). > > BUT, when i change the sequence after a fresh reboot to: > 1. boot into Debian Live 11.1.0 amd64 LXDE iso, > 2. i can successfully connect and mount my old mp3-player via USB. > 3. unmount and unplug my mp3-player > 4. plug in my phone into the USB port, > 5. give access to my files on the phone, > 6. i can sucessfulls mount and access files of my phone. > 7. unmount and unplug phone > 8. i can also successfully repeat steps 4,5,6,7 without any error. > > why can i successfully mount my phone, once my mp3-player was mounted > before, but fails when i don't mount my mp3-player first? > > when i use the Debian Live 11.1.0. amd64 Cannamon iso, i can always mount > my android smart phon successfully - there it doesn't matter what sequence > is use, it always succeeds. > > why is the mount behavior of Debian Live 11.1.0 amd64 LXDE iso that > strange? > PS.: also Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (from 2021-10-30) shows that strange > behavior (it is based on Debian 11 bullseye LXDE) > for accessing content of Android phones MTP protocol has to be supported. In former Android versions phones supported mounting as drives but these times are long gone. Currently I am not using any Debian rather since Fedora. Here I have libmtp and gvfs-mtp installed. Same or similar packages you should need in Debian too. libmtp supports the MTP protocol. and the other package is for connecting libmtp to your file manager. Since I am using XFCE + thunar your milage may vary also in this respect. Regards, Roland
