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From: Andreas Kohlbach <apr15.7.ankman@spamgourmet.net>
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Subject: Re: How do I read pictures from my Gusto 3 cell phone?
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T wrote on 04. April 2015:
>
> FC21, x64, Xfce
>
> Got me a shiny new Samsung B311 Gusto 3 cell phone.  A number of
> people told me that it is non-proprietary.   All I had to do is plug
> in the USB and I could read my picture directly.
>
> When I plug in, I get a notice that I have attached to a new network,
> but I can not find any additional drives (flash card I presume) to
> read.
>
> What am I doing wrong?

Do you use the Nautilus file browser? I think it's for Gnome but should
work with XFCE too. When started the new device should show in the left
pane of it.

If not, type

mount

in a shell and see if it shows up there. If not there is a problem with
USB and mounting devices.
-- 
Andreas

I use a Unix based operating system, which means I get laid almost as often as I
have to reboot my computer.