Same issue with a Jiayu S2 phone and a Samsung Galaxy J5. If I leave
either of the phones connected I can get 100 message boxes popping up.
Thanks for the notification, I heard the first time. Funny thing is that
the phone actually mounts and I can transfer files just fine, but the
popups are
Attempt retry on Kernel 3.16.0-31 which just been recently released
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This does Include the same thing on Sansa Clip Zip MP3 Device
Ubuntu 14.04
Kernel 3.13.0-46
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Title:
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was able to detect mp3 but cant access it here's a feed on what i got
from lsusb
Bus 002 Device 005: ID 0781:74e4 SanDisk Corp.
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Same problem, ubuntu 14.04 gnome metacity samsung galaxy s2. Just want
the message to not pop up. Mounting works fine through the Connect USB
storage option on the phone.
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Same problem in ubuntu 14 lts using samsung galaxy s4.
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I get this popup every time I plug in my Samsung Galaxy SII to charge.
I don't expect it to try to mount in this situation. To mount it, I
select the Connect USB storage option on the phone, and then it
automounts as a USB mass storage device. With 12.04, this pop-up didn't
appear, so something
I have two machines that I upgraded to 13.04. One works, the other one has this
problem. When I plug in the Samsung Galaxy Note (which used to work) I get
about 100 of these:
Unable to open MTP device '[usb:003,021]'
(with #021 increasing for each one)
At the end, it repeats and starts over.
Following these instructions, I get about 50 popups but then it is connected
successfully
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2223401
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I am using a usb 2 port and this happens to me, no solutions yet I
suppose.
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Title:
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I get the same error but on Lubuntu 13.04 with Samsung Galaxy S i9000
and don't have nautilus installed.
ERROR
Unable to open MTP device '[usb:001,003]'
Can I help with some additional informations?
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idovecer, are you using a usb 3 port? Older Samsung devices don't seem
to like to be plugged into those.
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Samsung galaxy s2,
Philip, how about mitigating the alert message so it stops popping up.
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The alert is a function of nautilus and gnome-settings-daemon. The
first shows the error and the second one decides whether to automount or
not. Gvfs isn't really in a position to control how the detection events
are responded to.
Disabling device automount is the simplest way to avoid it.
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It has to do with how Samsung phones (at least of this generation) deal
with being plugged in. They don't present a completely stable set of USB
capabilities when initially connected, and while it eventually
stablizes, the end result is that the mtp detector appears to see the
phone appear twice -
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** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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