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Device::Find failed:Device is already used by another process #275

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stskyblade opened this issue Jun 3, 2021 · 3 comments
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Device::Find failed:Device is already used by another process #275

stskyblade opened this issue Jun 3, 2021 · 3 comments

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@stskyblade
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stskyblade commented Jun 3, 2021

I failed to mount my mtp device to a directory. Error: Device::Find failed:Device is already used by another process

I use:
Arch linux
KDE, Dolphin

I can view file in mtp device using Dolphine, but can't mount it by executing aft-mtp-mount ~/mnt.

@whoozle
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whoozle commented Jun 14, 2021

MTP is exclusive, meaning that you can't access to the same device using different apps. You have to close/kill any apps accessing your device first. Try running UI app, it will offer you to kill the other processes.

@stskyblade
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I found my mtp device is used by kiod5. I can mount it if I killed kiod5.

@jehoshua7
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With a fresh install of Kubuntu 21.10, I found that I could no longer use go-mtpfs

2022/04/17 12:10:11 OpenSession failed: LIBUSB_ERROR_IO; attempting reset
2022/04/17 12:10:12 selectStorages failed: EOF

I had never heard of 'aft' , literally stumbled upon it searching for an answer to mount this Galaxy S5. Also the problem was compounded by Dolphin connecting automatically to the phone.

Initially I got

aft-mtp-mount ~/myphone

Device::Find failed:Device is already used by another process
connect failed: no MTP device found

then found this issue, went into the GUI and killed the process that was using the phone. It was kiod5. Exited the GUI and ..

aft-mtp-mount ~/myphone

your device does not have android EditObject extension, mounting read-only

I only need read-only mode. It mounted just fine, exactly as required.

So, a HUGE thanks to the developers of "android-file-transfer-linux"

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