Hi. I have an 8gb Sansa View. I'd like to be able to access it through Kubuntu since I'm trying to move away from windows. How do I go about doing that?
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
this may help, but it doesn't seem like a very simple solution..
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=650447
I have a Creative Nomad Zen Xtra mp3 player and I've used it with KZenExplorer with great success, and also with GNomad2 which I didn't like nearly as much.. although I don't know if these will work with other brands, I would try them anyway.. can't hurt.. -
Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
I've read that this may also work:
http://qlix.berlios.de/
and this may be helpful:
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum...ad.php?t=23974Comment
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
i dont knwo what u mean, mine is 100% on the plug and play solution atm... its an old samsung yp-u2 btw.Comment
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
I assume its USB. It should offer you the ability to automount.. If not:
Install the package pmount (if not done already)
Plug your player in, open a shell and run dmesg, there should be something at the end of the text that mentions something along the lines of 'Found mass storage device sdb1' or something. the sdb1, take note of it.
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look at the messages, and hopefully open it in storage mediaCode:pmount /dev/sdb1
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
I agree here. With the various items I have plugged into one of my USB ports, most of them are automatically mounted. Please try that first.Originally posted by stealthbanana
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
I tried installing the 'pmount' and it didn't help with KK noticing my Sansa View. Any other suggestions?
Kubuntu 9.10 with KDE 4.4.2 dual booted on HP Pavilion, Vista on other partition
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Re: How do I mount my mp3 player?
Please check if you have libgphoto2 installed on your system.. if not you will have to do that.. once done every thing on earth you pluginto your system will automatically mountComment
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