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I have an Android device semi-permanently attached to a ubuntu computer. The Android device is semi-permanently taking videos.
New video files show up about every 2 minutes in the mounted folder, but they show up as 0 bytes.
If I reboot the computer the file sizes show up correctly... but I'd like to sync the directory, and I'm not sure how. Just typing sync at the terminal makes no change. ls -la shows as 0 bytes before and after 'sync'.
mount android sync
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I have an Android device semi-permanently attached to a ubuntu computer. The Android device is semi-permanently taking videos.
New video files show up about every 2 minutes in the mounted folder, but they show up as 0 bytes.
If I reboot the computer the file sizes show up correctly... but I'd like to sync the directory, and I'm not sure how. Just typing sync at the terminal makes no change. ls -la shows as 0 bytes before and after 'sync'.
mount android sync
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sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.
– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22
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I have an Android device semi-permanently attached to a ubuntu computer. The Android device is semi-permanently taking videos.
New video files show up about every 2 minutes in the mounted folder, but they show up as 0 bytes.
If I reboot the computer the file sizes show up correctly... but I'd like to sync the directory, and I'm not sure how. Just typing sync at the terminal makes no change. ls -la shows as 0 bytes before and after 'sync'.
mount android sync
I have an Android device semi-permanently attached to a ubuntu computer. The Android device is semi-permanently taking videos.
New video files show up about every 2 minutes in the mounted folder, but they show up as 0 bytes.
If I reboot the computer the file sizes show up correctly... but I'd like to sync the directory, and I'm not sure how. Just typing sync at the terminal makes no change. ls -la shows as 0 bytes before and after 'sync'.
mount android sync
mount android sync
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sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.
– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22
add a comment
|
1
sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.
– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22
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sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22
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sync
does not do what you think it does. It flushes any queued write buffers out to the actual disk.– Android Dev
Jul 7 at 18:04
Yup, was just trying a shot in the dark. Thanks for telling me what it actually does, I didn't really have any preconceived notions of what those were though.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 7 at 20:07
I'm assuming you're connecting to the Android device over MTP?
– Android Dev
Jul 8 at 0:18
Yes, I am using MTP.
– ElJamoquio
Jul 10 at 3:22