2 -. Started. Open the terminal and there you type: sudo apt-get install mtp-tools mtpfs 3 - Once i

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These days I'm messing with my tablet by installing the latest version of Android (in this case version 4.1 Jelly Bean). I have to say that I love the system, its fluidity, strength and degree hoarding of maturity reached by Android ... However, working with the very latest release of any software has its cons, and one of them is that in my case I have been unable to access mass storage devices hoarding (hey, when we plug in the tablet PC, I can not access the micro SD memory card). Nor do I believe that it is so rare, versions CyanogenMod 9 were also lost this feature, hoarding so let's fix it by accessing MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) to the card (which also has the advantage that it is not necessary to remove the system storage device to handle hoarding it from down your system).
Perfect, in Windows, no problem, you activate (Settings -> Storage -> Options -> USB connection to the computer) and Windows Media Player does the rest. The same applies to Mac with Android File Transfer application. But ... what in Ubuntu? Well, by default Ubuntu 12.04 does not support this protocol (which you will, are the stories of Microsoft: hoarding always complicating life). But hey, everything in life has a solution, and enable MTP in Ubuntu, it will not be less, so get to work. . 1 - First, as I have already mentioned above, we make sure that we have activated hoarding the connection as "media device (MTP)" in Settings -> Storage hoarding -> Options -> USB connection to your computer. There select "Media Device (MTP)" and we automatically disable the "Mass Storage".
2 -. Started. Open the terminal and there you type: sudo apt-get install mtp-tools mtpfs 3 - Once installed the tools needed for the MTP connection we will identify hoarding our tablet in Ubuntu.. To do this, connect it to a free USB port, and then return to the terminal type: sudo mtp-detect | grep idVendor What will return a number associated with idVendor (in my case 2207) We return hoarding to the terminal for now idProduct typing: sudo mtp-detect | grep idProduct As with the idVendor, the system will return an identification number (in my case 0001).
4 -. These identifiers and aim to continue in the terminal. Type the following command: sudo gksu gedit / etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules Gedit text editor opens and there write the following line with the identification numbers hoarding idVendor and idProduct hoarding we aim before: SUBSYSTEM == "usb", ATTR {idVendor} == "2207", ATTR {idProduct} == "0001", MODE = "0666"
Save and close the text editor. . 5 - A Tablet then disconnect our computer and type in the terminal: sudo service udev restart sudo mkdir / media / tablet sudo chmod a + rwx / media / tablet sudo adduser yourusername Where fuse change "yourusername" with the user name which do logging in Ubuntu and you can see in the upper right corner of your screen:
. 6 - If the command line does not report any errors to us, we continue. We type again: sudo gksu gedit / etc / fuse.conf And in the text editor that will open, remove the pound sign (#) at the beginning of the last line: ... # user_allow_other
. 7 - Reboot hoarding the system to continue. . 8 - When back, run the following commands in the terminal: sudo echo "alias plug-tablet = \" mtpfs allow_other-o / media / tablet \ "" >> ~ / bashrc sudo done. "Alias disconnect-tablet hoarding = \ "fusermount-u / media / tablet hoarding \" ">> ~ / bashrc sudo source ~ / bashrc 8.1 -... If for any reason we have problems hoarding when you run the above commands (for example, remains the frozen with no action) terminal, proceed as follows. In you type terminal. Sudo gedit ~ / bashrc And we add the following two lines at the end of the file: alias connect-tablet = 'mtpfs-o allow_other / media / tablet' alias disconnect-tablet = 'fusermount-u / media / tablet '
. 9 - Save the changes hoarding made and run: sudo-s source / etc / bash.bashrc Reboot the machine again to what we just take effect. 10 -. Centre steps 8 and 9, we have done has been to create the scripts to mount and unmount the alm