On Mar 10 at 06:42 +0100, Timothy Bourke wrote: > Mnemogogo is designed to work best with phones that can be mounted as > USB Mass Storage Devices. > > I know that many newer phones only mount as MTP or PTP devices. This > is unfortunate. > > I looked at adding support within Mnemogogo, but this would seem to > require additional Python libraries (thus complicating installation > and cross-platform support). > > The solutions seem to be : > > 1. Export to a local directory and then copy/synchronize this > directory to your phone using other software that either : > > a. synchronizes over MTP (like copy and paste in Windows explorer, > or any of the more specialised synchronisation programs), > > b. synchronizes via cloud storage (Dropbox etc.), or, > > c. synchronizes via a wireless network (AirDroid, etc.). > > 2. If possible, remove the sdcard from your phone, mount it directly > on your PC, and export onto it (as you already suggested). > > 3. Wait for a Mnemosyne client that supports network synchronization; > I know that Peter (Bienstman) is working on one.
For the record, it turned out that solution 2 worked in this case, i.e., 1. Remove the SD card from the phone and mount it on the PC. 2. (Import/)Export from Mnemogogo onto the SD card. 3. Unmount the card and put it back into the phone. 4. Start Mnemododo. 5. Repeat from 1 after 1 or 2 weeks of mobile reviewing. Tim.
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