I am connecting a samsung smartphone (galaxy s3) to a freebsd machine. It does not automatically mount. When plugging this machine in, the following message appears:
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ugen 7.2: <SAMSUNG> at usbus7
When disconnecting, the following message appears:
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ugen 7.2: <SAMSUNG> at usbus7 (disconnected)
What does this tell me about how to mount this smartphone?
Can/Do you set it to mass storage mode on the phone before attaching the cable? (I do not have one, but mine has several USB options and does not automatically become a pen drive.
Unfortunately not. When plugging in the device, the screen shows the message:
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Connected as a media device (touch for other USB options)
and when pressing that the following two options appear:
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Media device (MTP) [switched on by default]
Camera (PTP) [switched off by default]
The former option mentions a link to Android.com, which contains some instructions on how to connect to a Mac or Windows computer, but not Linux or FreeBSD.
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100 GB HD
1GB RAM
Generation 1
Two Network adapters
1. Legacy Network Adapter
2. Network Adapter
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Hey,
I have two ethernet cards in freebsd box. My freebsd is connected to router using one ethernet card so other one is free.
How can I connect these two computers using RJ45 so that my Windows box will have internet access as well as it will be able to read Samba shared files?
Thanks. (1 Reply)
