Attempting use of simple-mtpfs on Fedora Linux (version info below). Initial connection to the "Zune 8GB" successful, using ~/.mtpz-data to authenticate, using command line:
Encouraging; can cd to dirs within device, can ls to see files & other dirs, can rm individual files; command flag -d(ebug) shows mtp LOOKUP, OPENDIR, READDIR, RELEASEDIR , UNLINK, FORGET operations & args, concluding with success messages.
However, command line commands that alter directory structure, create, read or move files all fail:
cat /mnt/Zune/Documents/README.txt:
unique: 100, opcode: OPEN (14), nodeid: 9, insize: 48, pid: 118264 open flags: 0x8000 /Documents/README.txtError 2: PTP Layer error 02fe: LIBMTP_Get_File_To_File_Descriptor(): Could not get file from device.Error 2: Error 02fe: PTP Data Expectedfuse: bad error value: 2unique: 100, error: -34 (Numerical result out of range), outsize: 16
cp "/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/06 Opal.mp3" /tmp # from Zune
essentially, duplicates LIBMTP... and PTP errors above, then:
cp: cannot open '/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/06 Opal.mp3' for reading: Numerical result out of range
Version info:
On Fedora 31 x86_64, using:
simple-mtpfs v. 0.2FUSE library version: 2.9.9fusermount version: 2.9.9using FUSE kernel interface version 7.19
Note: the separately-installed tool gMTP (ver. 1.3.3):
can do mkdir and cp (to the Zune only, not from)
cannot see previously-created directories or files on the Zune
Any command-line usage / options I'm using incorrectly?
Any way to get more debug information about access rights interpretation, etc.?
Attempting use of
simple-mtpfs
on Fedora Linux (version info below). Initial connection to the "Zune 8GB" successful, using~/.mtpz-data
to authenticate, using command line:Encouraging; can
cd
to dirs within device, canls
to see files & other dirs, canrm
individual files; command flag-d
(ebug) shows mtpLOOKUP
,OPENDIR
,READDIR
,RELEASEDIR
,UNLINK
,FORGET
operations & args, concluding withsuccess
messages.However, command line commands that alter directory structure, create, read or move files all fail:
cat /mnt/Zune/Documents/README.txt
:unique: 100, opcode: OPEN (14), nodeid: 9, insize: 48, pid: 118264 open flags: 0x8000 /Documents/README.txt
Error 2: PTP Layer error 02fe: LIBMTP_Get_File_To_File_Descriptor(): Could not get file from device.
Error 2: Error 02fe: PTP Data Expected
fuse: bad error value: 2
unique: 100, error: -34 (Numerical result out of range), outsize: 16
cp "/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/06 Opal.mp3" /tmp #
from Zune essentially, duplicates LIBMTP... and PTP errors above, then:cp: cannot open '/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/06 Opal.mp3' for reading: Numerical result out of range
cp ~/Test.mp3 "/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/09 Test.mp3"
unique: 390, opcode: CREATE (35), nodeid: 4, insize: 76, pid: 125279
create flags: 0x80c1 /Music/Deuter/San/09 Test.mp3 0100644 umask=0000
Error 2: PTP Layer error 200f: send_file_object_info():Could not send object property list.
Error 2: Error 200f: PTP Access Denied
Error 2: PTP Layer error 200f: ACCESS DENIED.
Error 2: Error 200f: PTP Access Denied
create[4] flags: 0x80c1 /Music/Deuter/San/09 Test.mp3
then thecp
shell command reports:cp: cannot create regular file '/mnt/Zune/Music/Deuter/San/09 Test.mp3': No such file or directory
mkdir /mnt/Zune/JimTest
unique: 378, opcode: MKDIR (9), nodeid: 1, insize: 56, pid: 125063
mkdir /JimTest 0777 umask=0000
Error 2: PTP Layer error 200f: LIBMTP_Create_Folder: Could not send object info.
Error 2: Error 200f: PTP Access Denied
Error 2: PTP Layer error 200f: ACCESS DENIED.
Error 2: Error 200f: PTP Access Denied
unique: 378, error: -22 (Invalid argument), outsize: 16
thenmkdir: cannot create directory ‘JimTest’: Invalid argument
Version info: On
Fedora 31 x86_64
, using:simple-mtpfs v. 0.2
FUSE library version: 2.9.9
fusermount version: 2.9.9
using FUSE kernel interface version 7.19
Note: the separately-installed tool
gMTP
(ver.1.3.3
):mkdir
andcp
(to the Zune only, not from)Any command-line usage / options I'm using incorrectly? Any way to get more debug information about access rights interpretation, etc.?