go-mtpfs - FUSE filesystem for mounting Android device as MTP device

       This manual page documents briefly the go-mtpfs command.

       go-mtpfs  is  a  program  that  mounts an Android device as an MTP device.  The only argument the program
       takes is the directory name.

       Example usage:

       mkdir xoom
       go-mtpfs xoom &
       cp -a ~/Music/Some-Album xoom/Music/
       fusermount -u xoom

       After a file is closed (e.g., if cp completes in the above example), it is safe to unplug the device; the
       filesystem then will continue to function, but generates I/O errors when it reads from or writes  to  the
       device.

       go-mtpfs - FUSE filesystem for mounting Android device as MTP device

       This  manual  page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution (but may be used by others), because
       the original program does not have a manual page.

                                                    Jan 2021                                         GO-MTPFS(1)

       A summary of options is included below.  -h,--help Show summary of options.

       -allow-other
              Allow other users to access mounted fuse. Default: false.

       -android
              Use Android extensions if available. Default: true.

       -debugstring
              Comma-separated list of debugging options: usb, data, mtp, fuse

       -devstring
              Regular expression to filter device IDs, which are composed of manufacturer/product/serial.

       -storagestring
              Regular expression to filter storage areas.

       -usb-timeoutint
              Timeout in milliseconds. Default: 5000

       -vfat  Assume removable RAM media uses VFAT, and rewrite names. Default: true.

go-mtpfs [options] directory