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Latest 4.2 build is not able to find the device and aft-mtp-cli has some broken output. #290

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Animeshz opened this issue Dec 2, 2021 · 2 comments

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@Animeshz
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Animeshz commented Dec 2, 2021

Re of void-linux/void-packages#34321 (comment) as an upstream bug.

Short Description:

android-file-transfer outputs probing device... is being printed more than expected times (seems like device is not found), and also aft-mtp-cli says device not found (filter = '' (some broken text).

Tried/Tested on:

  • Device: Vivo V20 (V2040)
  • Laptop: Acer Swift 3 SF314-42 (AMD)
  • OS: Void Linux (glibc)

Works fine at 4.0, issue experienced in 4.2

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Animeshz commented Dec 2, 2021

Oopsie, it was not a bug but missing warning of not running as superuser/root... Running with sudo solves the problem, but the software should explicitly state that sudo permissions are required at startup, and the broken text at aft-mtp-cli should be fixed.

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hkienle commented Dec 14, 2021

For me it works without sudo (Debian 10.0):

$ ./Android_File_Transfer-cce42ee-x86_64.AppImage 
Gtk-Message: 14:45:46.739: Failed to load module "atk-bridge"
upload worker started 
current text color value:  0 , guessed theme:  "light" 
scan
probing device...
probing device...
probing device...
probing device...
probing device...
device found, opening session... 
device info "ZTE"   "ZTE Blade A5 2020" 
mtpz-data path:  "/home/xxx/.mtpz-data" 
switching to storage id  65537 
session opened, starting 

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