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Anybody knows if it is possible to transfer files between a Huawei tablet/phone with Harmony OS and Linux through USB? And how?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HarmonyOS … and_LiteOS indicates the device may run linux kernel / AOSP .
If you connect the device with an usb port do you get a prompt "use USB" or similar ?
If not, section 2 on https://consumer.huawei.com/en/support/ … s00407330/ may be helpful.
Once there is a connection the storage on the harmony device should be accessable just as any other usb storage device.
Last edited by Lone_Wolf (2022-04-14 08:24:59)
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Thank you for the reply Lone_Wolf. When I connect the device to my Linux computer I am indeed presented with three options, one of them being to tranfer files. The problem is that in Gnome's "Disks" I see only a small CDROM-like driver with a link to install HiSuite, a Windows program to interact with mobile devices. I do not see the 128GB drive of the device!
I did not try yet to connect the tablet to Windows, where it might work, but I could not find any information similar to Android devices.
Last edited by tethys (2022-04-14 15:12:58)
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I'd guess that is an MTP device and there is an additional cdrom to install HiSuite to access it?
Or maybe you may need something like usb_modeswitch to switch from that cdrom to mtp. Possibly they have a special protocol for that switch so you'd have to capture the HiSuite messages and recreate them.
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Thanks progany. I will dig a little bit deeper and post more information here if I manage to transfer files through USB. I just can't believe that this kind of information is so scarce, these devices have been around for years now.
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