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I have installed mint 17.3 KDE, after 17.3 Cinamon corrupted when i tried to install Nividia drivers. It is a lovely system, and runs my laptop almost silently, but it will not write music files to my FIIO X1 MP3 player. I have install MTP tools but I still get the massage cannot write etc. I have not had this problem with mint Cinanamon or Ubuntu. I presume there is an easy answer to this problem.
I have looked on the player but there is not way of changing from MTP to something else.
Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
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I just tried with my X1 and it doesn't use MTP -- it just appears as a USB mass storage device like a USB stick would.
Is the device itself working OK, is the SD card seated properly?
Edit: I put the micro SD card into a reader to transfer music so I hadn't used the USB cable to do anything up until now.
Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
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Originally Posted by housemartin
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The problem is nautilus file manager, installed nemo and no problem. Thank you for your kind reply
You're welcome. It seems odd that Nautilus is having issues -- could it be that the device is being mounted somewhere else and you're looking at the old mount point in Nautilus or something like that?
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