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idevicepair pair
ERROR: Please accept the trust dialog on the screen of device cde2e6ccxxxxxxfa, then attempt to pair again.
[user@localhost ~]$ idevicepair pair
SUCCESS: Paired with device cde2e6ccxxxxxxfa
idevicepair pair
ERROR: Please accept the trust dialog on the screen of device cde2e6ccxxxxxxfa, then attempt to pair again.
[user@localhost ~]$ idevicepair pair
SUCCESS: Paired with device cde2e6ccxxxxxxfa
Once your device is paired, type the following to mount your iPhone:
sudo mkdir /media/iphone
ifuse /media/iphone
Replace the “/media/iphone” directory with another directory of your choice. This is where your iPhone files and folders will be seen on your device.
Once mounted, you should then be able to see your iPhone file system in your chosen file manager. You can then remove or add files to the iPhone as an external drive.
If you mounted your device manually and want to safely unmount it, open your terminal again and type:
ifuse -u /media/iphone
This will safely unmount your iPhone storage. Once done, you can then unplug it from your Ubuntu PC or laptop.
SUCCESS: Paired with device cde2e6ccxxxxxxfa
mkdir /your/file/path/here
ifuse /your/file/path/here
jiml8 wrote:Is kdeconnect available for iphone?
jiml8 wrote:And does kdeconnect work with gnome? I would think it would work, with a few libraries installed...
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