Does anyone now how I can access the internal storage of my transformer through Ubuntu? I have the transformer connected via USB but it does not auto-mount or appear to be recognised as a storage disk
thanks for any help
I'm using SSHDroid and usb tethering when tablet is connected, find out the tablet ip, then you can use the ubuntu built-in "Connect To Server" via ssh.
readonlycn said:
I'm using SSHDroid and usb tethering when tablet is connected, find out the tablet ip, then you can use the ubuntu built-in "Connect To Server" via ssh.
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Would you be able to explain the method you use a bit more thoroughly? I too am having frustrating problems getting my transformer mounted under Linux, and am sick of transferring everything via SD card
I tried over SSH, but Android automatically refuses connection. And why do we need to have it tethered via usb to SSH?
The transformer acts as an MTP device. I had some issues with it appearing properly in Ubuntu 10.04, but I believe is because I did something wrong. I have it all working now and mounted as /media/transformer - but I am also running 11.04 now.
This has been asked on the forum before and this answer assisted me in solving it[Full thread].
You also have some links in a different thread here.
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I tried over SSH, but Android automatically refuses connection. And why do we need to have it tethered via usb to SSH?
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What's your SSHD application? I recommend sshdroid, you search it in the market.
You needn't tethering if pc and android are in one lan (connected to same wifi for example). Getting android ip is the only purpose of tethering, you can run 'route' command in ubuntu to find out the gateway of usb0, which is the ip of android.
I use a combination of swiftp and droidsshd to access device from ubuntu. Works well. You might need to get the programs from code.google.com, as they are not in the market.
People... they aren't looking for an SSH application, they are looking to MOUNT THE DEVICE OVER USB.
You need to install either libmtp or mtpfs. On Arch Linux, libmtp is in the repos, while mtpfs is in AUR. I use mtpfs.
After getting mtpfs, all you need to do is: sudo mkdir /media/tf && mtpfs -o allow_other /media/tf.
I do it with ADB. adb push and and pull does the job easily, unless you've a ton of different files you want to place in different places.
Using gnomad2 from repo @ Fedora 15 Gnome3
since there is no flashy mtpfs for my distro :/
(to lazy to compile)
Has anyone tried to run Android VNC on their Q using the ADB app install method? It would be really cool if it worked...
I know this is old but it came up when I was searching.
Yes, VNC works. My Q is rooted with trebuchet sideloaded and VNC works however I am having a difficult time mapping keys to navigate through Android.
I'm running Hyperrunner's Glazed Rom on my Nexus 7 (16gb)
Is there any way to get SSH or SFTP working? (server not client)
(I want to transfer files directly from my PC).
I've tried a couple of apps from the market (QuickSSH, DropBear SSH),
But they don't work (I think they are just wrappers for the standard ssh server).
Both these apps work from on my Acer Iconia (on ICS).
Is there an issue with the SSH server on Jellybean?, and if so is ther a fix/workaround
Thanks
I am developing (currently in plan phase ) a framework to allow developers to connect to a remote android machine while working on eclipse.
The idea is, there will be a java program running on the developer's comp, which will behave as an emulator and pass all the adb commands to a remote machine (mac, windows, or linux: over net). There will be another java client app on that remote machine which will receive those commands and give them to the local adb demon (which in turn will give it to the connected android device).
This will allow remote debugging where direct port forwarding is not possible, like solving specific customer's issue.
Does such a framework already exist?
Where can I find the documentation on how to emulate an android device and how does adb demon communicates with the device?
Hi, I have a rooted Hauwei U8800 running 2.3.5 with SSH Droid installed. I've connected from my Linux terminal over SSH and would like to issue commands, or run a script to have the device take pictures over a SSH session.
What options are available for me to do this? Easier is preferable
Thanks.