jmtpfs - FUSE based filesystem for accessing MTP devices

       jmtpfs was written by Jason Ferrara <jason.ferrara@jacquette.com>.

       This manual page was written by Apollon Oikonomopoulos <apoikos@debian.org>, for the Debian project  (but
       may be used by others).

                                                  May 30, 2013                                         JMTPFS(1)

jmtpfs  is a FUSE and libmtp based filesystem for accessing MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) devices. It was
       specifically designed for exchanging files between Linux (and Mac OS X) systems and newer Android devices
       that support MTP but not USB Mass Storage.

       The goal is to create a well-behaved filesystem, allowing tools like find(1)  and  rsync(1)  to  work  as
       expected.  MTP  file types are set automatically based on file type detection using libmagic(3).  Setting
       the file type is necessary for some Android applications, like Gallery, to be able to find  and  use  the
       files uploaded to the device.

       jmtpfs - FUSE based filesystem for accessing MTP devices

jmtpfs accepts the following options:

       -h     Show summary of options.

       -V,--version
              Show the program version.

       -l,--listDevices
              List all available MTP devices.

       -device=<busnum>,<devnum>
              Specify the device to mount. If unspecified, the first device found is used.

       In  addition  to  these  options,  all options supported by fuse(8) are available. See jmtpfs-h for more
       information.

fuse(8), fusermount(1)

jmtpfs [options] MOUNTPOINT

       For  regular  use,  simply specifying a MOUNTPOINT will have the first available MTP device mounted under
       it. Mounted devices should be unmounted using

              fusermount-u MOUNTPOINT

       (see fusermount(1) for more details).

       Note: most (if not all) Android phones have to be unlocked when first accessed over MTP; if  you  get  an
       input/output error on the mountpoint, unlock the phone and retry.