android-file-transfer error
If I connect my Android phone to the desktop (Slackware Linux) over USB cable, android-file-transfer works. If the phone stays connected for a while, android-file-transfer starts displaying an error at startup:
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Device is busy, maybe another process is using it. Is there a purely software fix that does not involve touching the cable? |
You may find out which process is using usb with 'lsof +D /dev/bus/usb'
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I've had android do that using mtpfs or simple-mtpfs if:
You have a file manager open on your pc, showing an android directory. Android considers that to be busy. Or if you have a shell open, where you are in a mounted android directory. The solution is to close whatever is viewing that directory on the android. Android is weird. Quote:
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- i have the desktop - i have the android phone - i have an usb-microusb cable - i plug it into desktop and phone - i start android-file-transfer it works for a while then starts displaying the error above next times i start it |
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Look up the software that you are using and see what it does, what it's dependencies are.
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pacman -Si android-file-transfer https://github.com/whoozle/android-f...ster/README.md https://github.com/whoozle/android-f.../master/FAQ.md |
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