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I actually looked into this once I found out the same about my Nexus 7. The workarounds all seem annoying at best. I just ended up installing a Windows 7 VM in
by ineedtosleep 14y ago
I actually looked into this once I found out the same about my Nexus 7. The workarounds all seem annoying at best. I just ended up installing a Windows 7 VM in order to make it less painful.
- w1ntermute 14y agoThere is mtpfs, which mounts the storage over MTP using FUSE, but it's finicky. Since I have problems in Windows as well, I've been using FTP over Wi-Fi as much as possible, but it's quite slow compared to wired file transfer. So for large files, I'm still stuck hoping that it'll somehow work.
- solnyshok 14y agoI use "Folder Sync". It runs on the phone, can be configured to start when on charger and on home wifi. will keep your phone synced with designated network shares.
- w1ntermute 14y agoThat sounds like a good idea. The only issue would be that I'd have to get/set up Tasker/Locale with a wifi geofence, since I rarely bother connecting to my home wifi (instead of using 4G).
- spion 14y agoYou can also try my variant of adbfs (which doesn't require rooting the phone) https://github.com/spion/adbfs-rootless https://github.com/spion/adbfs-rootless If you have the Android SDK installed its worth a try.