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mission:log:2014:10:09:oneplus-one-mtp-automount-with-gentoo [2014/10/09 16:59] – chronomission:log:2014:10:09:oneplus-one-mtp-automount-with-gentoo [2015/03/25 11:24] – chrono
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 Since it's basically a per machine decision, whether it's probable, that it will ever have to mount an MTP device, just put mtp into your global USE flags in /etc/portage/make.conf Since it's basically a per machine decision, whether it's probable, that it will ever have to mount an MTP device, just put mtp into your global USE flags in /etc/portage/make.conf
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 +Now we just have to unlock the libmtp-9999 ebuild:
  
 <code> <code>
 $ echo "media-libs/libmtp **" > /etc/portage/package.keywords/mtp $ echo "media-libs/libmtp **" > /etc/portage/package.keywords/mtp
 </code> </code>
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 +Let's see how that would play out:
  
 <code> <code>
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 After the emerge and logout/login to get gvfs reloaded you're good to go.  After the emerge and logout/login to get gvfs reloaded you're good to go. 
  
-Connected to a Thinkpad x230 USB 2.0 port it sustained about 29MB/s read transfer rate (copying OnePlus One 4k videos to the Thinkpad's SSD), which is the maximum one can get out of USB 2.0 anyways.+Connected to a Thinkpad x230 USB 2.0 port it sustained about 29MB/s read transfer rate (copying OnePlus One 4k videos to the Thinkpad's SSD), which is more or less the maximum one can get out of USB 2.0 anyways.
  
 {{tag>android mtp software gentoo oneplusone}} {{tag>android mtp software gentoo oneplusone}}
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