can't get file transfer working. Help, please!
05-15-2021, 01:49 AM
I just as confused as quixote here with the file transfer...
I've tried the BT way : transfer frome the pinphone to the desktop works the desktop to phone systematically fails. Also the transfer rate would note go above 3kb/s, but anyway...
USB connection does not make the phone appear anywhere.
Other options : I'm willing to try, but I'm too much of a noob to get anything done because there's always a step I get wrong.
Typically, I've tried the option from Zebulon here above (thx btw), but I get the following :
fuse: bad mount point `/local/mount/point': No such file or directory
And now I have no idea what to do!
Just getting ifconfig working on my phone to find its ip took me the whole evening
I guess that's the price to pay to move away from iOS and Windows... Hopefully the community will not let me down here
File transfer would be part of the features I would really need before considering moving to the pinephone as a daily.
I could always transfer files through SD cards, but hey. We're talking Linux here, there's gotta be a better way!
I've tried the BT way : transfer frome the pinphone to the desktop works the desktop to phone systematically fails. Also the transfer rate would note go above 3kb/s, but anyway...
USB connection does not make the phone appear anywhere.
Other options : I'm willing to try, but I'm too much of a noob to get anything done because there's always a step I get wrong.
Typically, I've tried the option from Zebulon here above (thx btw), but I get the following :
fuse: bad mount point `/local/mount/point': No such file or directory
And now I have no idea what to do!
Just getting ifconfig working on my phone to find its ip took me the whole evening
I guess that's the price to pay to move away from iOS and Windows... Hopefully the community will not let me down here
File transfer would be part of the features I would really need before considering moving to the pinephone as a daily.
I could always transfer files through SD cards, but hey. We're talking Linux here, there's gotta be a better way!
