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The HTC One My USB drivers allow your device to communicate with any of your computers. Tasks such as transferring images, music, videos and more become easy once the computer has the necessary HTC ChaCha USB driver installed. Things to Consider. The HTC ChaCha USB Driver are from the HTC Sync Software. They are official.

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On this page. Buying a media device that needs a special driver and/or connectivity suite to navigate and update its contents is a common case nowadays, and has been ever since manufacturers decided that it would be a good idea to just limit the access that users can have on the products that they bought.

• HTC sync for Mac is now available No matter what is Android version of your mobile device — leave it to SyncMate to keep data between your HTC and Mac up-to-date. SyncMate works great with Android 4.x, 5.x, 6.x, 7.x, 8.x and 9.x.
• Part 2: Sync HTC to Mac OS X Using HTC Sync Manager for Mac. HTC Sync Manager for Mac is an application developed by HTC for synchronizing users' media files (such as photos and videos) and personal files such as contacts and bookmarks to the Mac. It is very easy to use. You can use it to back up all important files in your HTC phone.

This may not be a huge problem to Windows and Mac OS users who can simply download the manufacturer's suite and use it to connect to their device, but Linux is often (if not always) left unsupported in that part. The first time I encountered this problem was with the first generation of iPods and Creative Zen players that refused to show any contents on the File Manager when connected via the USB port, and then came the newest generations of Android devices which do the same. In this quick guide, we will see how we can overcome this problem, and connect our media device on our Linux system. MTP - Basic File Transfer Options First thing we need to do is to install “libmtp” which enables us to use an additional media transfer protocol for the USB ports. If you're using Ubuntu, you can do this by opening a terminal and typing: sudo apt-get install libmtp After this is done, you may connect your media device on the USB, and then type: mtp-detect On the terminal. This command will yield some basic information for the connected device. You may have to wait for a few moments for everything to be displayed and the command to finish running.

If your device can't be detected, then you may have to find a newer version of libmtp in the hope that support for your device has been added. Then insert the command “mtp-connect” followed by “mtp-folders” to see the contained folders and their IDs. Mtp -connect mtp -folders Note that you should not attempt to open the device from your file manager in the meantime, as this will interfere and make it “busy” so the “mtp-connect” command won't work. Using the “mtp-files” command will display all files in your device, their IDs, their parent folders IDs, and their file sizes. Now if you want to copy a file from the media device to your computer, you simply use the “mtp-getfile” command followed by the file's ID and the filename that you want to be used for the newly created file. The exact opposite which is sending a file from your computer to your USB device can be done by using the “mtp-sendfile” command. Here's an example where I want to send a file named fg.ods and I want it to be copied without a change in it's title.

MTP – Mount Options and GUI Navigation Working through the terminal can be cumbersome, especially when your media device contains a large number of files. If you give the “mtp-detect” command a go and you see that it is working with your device, then you have the option to mount it and navigate in its storage more conveniently through your file manager. For this, we have to install mtpfs by giving “sudo apt-get install mtpfs” on a terminal, and then “sudo mtpfs -o allowother /mnt”.

Sudo apt-get install mtpfs sudo mtpfs -o allowother /mnt This action should create a new mountpoint on /mnt which you can also access via the terminal if you prefer to. If this doesn't work, you can give Qlix a try which is a minimalistic GUI MTP devices manager. As we're dealing with Android devices on this tutorial, we should keep in mind that those are not just phones but also mp3 players and cameras. This means that you can access them in a smarter way as well, like through the Clementine music player for example. Open Clementine, go to “Devices” and double click on the Android icon. This should mount your device and display the contained audio files that should be perfectly accessible and playable.

If you right-click on the icon of the device and choose the “Properties” option, you will get information such as the device's mount point, formats supported, and the USB radio interface. The mount point in particular, can be used to access the storage of the device with your file manager. About Bill Toulas Over five years of experience writing about Linux and open source software on blogs and news websites. As part of the community, this is my way to give back as well as to promote what I perceive as the most amazing development in the area of software and operation systems. From my experience mtpfs is not fully stable in Linux and mtp per se is not worth any trouble. The best way to access files on an android device from Linux is to install a ssh server app on the device (e.g., SSHelper) and use a ssh client of choice from Linux to access it - it is safe, most gui file managers in Linux can be used as ssh clients, it works over WLAN too no need to phycally connect the device via cable.

Whether you trust an android device to be in same WLAN as your Linux box is another topic:). Thanks for your info, but it doesn't work on 64-bit Ubuntu 16.04. While it can find the phone, it cannot find any storage information: See below - Listing raw device(s) Device 0 (VID=04e8 and PID=6860) is a Samsung Galaxy models (MTP). Found 1 device(s): Samsung: Galaxy models (MTP) (04e8:6860) @ bus 1, dev 9 Attempting to connect device LIBMTP ERROR: couldnt parse extension samsung.com/devicestatus:4 Error 1: Get Storage information failed.

Listing File Information on Device with name: SAMSUNG-SM-G920V LIBMTPGetStorage failed:-1.

SyncMate Plus is fully compatible with OS X 10.6.6–10.8.5. Of course you can use SyncMate Plus on newer systems, but in such case the list of sync options will be limited because Apple Sync Service has been disabled starting from OS X version 10.9. The latest version of SyncMate with OS X Mavericks and higher support is available at www.sync-mac.com (FREE version is also available).

ORIGINAL price - $39.99. SyncMate Plus is an all-in-one sync tool for your Mac. All your devices and accounts are synced within one app - SyncMate Plus!

No need to purchase several sync solutions for each device. SyncMate Plus can easily keep data in sync between your Mac and: - Windows Mobile devices (via Wi-Fi); - Android smartphones and tablets (via Wi-Fi, USB, Bluetooth); - Nokia S40 phones (via Bluetooth); - CardDAV / CalDAV-enabled services; - Windows PC and Mac computers (via Ethernet or Wi-Fi); - Dropbox accounts; - special Online Storage of SyncMate Plus; - any mounted storage devices; - Sony PSP. SyncMate Plus can sync various types of data (sync options differ for each device, please see the screenshot): - sync personal data (contacts & calendars); - sync media files (images, videos, music); - sync folders; - sync bookmarks; - sync notes and tasks; - manage SMS messages on Mac (create, send, delete); - mount Android and Windows mobile devices as Mac disks; - back up data (online storage or mounted devices). Devices Compatibility. Android 1.x - 4.x; - Windows Mobile 5.x - 6.x; - Mac OS X 10.6.6 +; - Windows XP, Vista, 7; - Amazon Kindle Fire; - Sony PSP (running Firmware 2.7.1 or higher, PSP Go).Please note that SyncMate Plus is a special version for Mac App Store that is limited in devices, sync plugins and latest OS X versions support compared to other SyncMate versions. Original version, SyncMate Expert, supports all devices/accounts, plugins and OS X versions (starting from OS X Mavericks). You can find it along with the comparison chart of both versions on Eltima website (follow the link in the right sidebar).

Fixed: repeating errors at media files conversion Fixed: issue when wrong time settings were applied during recurrent events sync from iCal to Google Calendar Fixed: recurrent events with exclusions are now treated correctly during Calendar sync from Mac to Mac Fixed: contacts with only company name in the card header are now synced correctly during contacts sync with Cloud storages Fixed: incorrect identification of Android devices, connected to Mac via USB cable, which had the same device IDs. 3.7.2 Nov 2, 2012. Added: synchronization with cloud contacts and cloud calendars/ToDos (Yahoo!, Fruux, Memotoo, etc.).

Added: Possibility to mount Windows Mobile and Android devices as additional disks on Mac regardless of the FUSE module type installed in the system - MacFUSE or OSXFUSE. Fixed: contacts sync error (with 'Sync only selected groups' option chosen) caused by USB Flash drive spontaneous ejection. Updated: errors detection is improved when syncing with FTP server mounted as additional disk on Mac. 3.6 Jan 4, 2012. Added: synchronization with Android 4.x devices Added: synchronization with Kindle Fire tablet via USB cable and Wi-Fi:.contacts of Address Book/MS Entourage/MS Outlook 2011.Safari bookmarks.folders with images and iPhoto albums.videos/music on your Mac disk or iTunes playlists.folders of any kind on your Mac Added: synchronization for backup purposes from Mac to a data storage device like Flash drive. You can sync:.contacts of Address Book/MS Entourage/MS Outlook 2011.events of iCal/MS Entourage/MS Outlook 2011.Mail notes.To Dos.Entourage notes.Safari bookmarks Update: no need to restart Android Gallery and Media Library to make synced images and videos/music appear on the device; it is done automatically now Improved: compatibility with Mac OS X 10.7.2, including mounting devices for data synchronization Fixed: self-ejection of mounted devices during sync process.

Ubuntu Htc One X Sync For Mac Download

Occurred when syncing Android and Windows Mobile devices. Fixed: application freezing when an incoming request from another Mac was rejected Fixed: sync loop when mask of Folder. type was used during folders synchronization Fixed: disconnection issue with Apple Filing Protocol-based network storages (Mounted devices plugin) Fixed: a device mounted via SycnMate on Mac as disk would not unmount properly in case the device was not safely ejected before unplugging USB cable Fixed: some cases when synced contacts disappeared from Android 4.x devices. 3.1.4 Oct 26, 2011. Fixed: SyncMate module failure on Windows Mobile devices when processing a large amount of SMS messages ('SMS Manager' plugin) Fixed: issue when a group was created for each single contact when syncing contacts from Mac to Android devices Fixed: error when several devices were added simultaneously for contacts and calendar events sync Fixed: erroneous time zone sync between iCal and Google Calendar Much improved: sync of recurrent events from iCal to Google Calendar and Android devices.

3.1.2 Aug 4, 2011. Sandanista Pete, The Search Is Over - SyncMate Pro! I have been looking for a solution for syncing the oh to many contacts, calenders, dissimular operating system, apps for a long time.

Here and there I found half an idea products specificly aimed at a silo audience. I am very pleased to have found SyncMate Pro to do all the heavy lifting going forward. If you are like me and trying to balance between workplace applications, what ever the family has set up at home and the never ending upgrades to the “Smart Phones”, I would highly suggest you take a look at this product. Sandanista Pete, The Search Is Over - SyncMate Pro! I have been looking for a solution for syncing the oh to many contacts, calenders, dissimular operating system, apps for a long time. Here and there I found half an idea products specificly aimed at a silo audience.

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I am very pleased to have found SyncMate Pro to do all the heavy lifting going forward. If you are like me and trying to balance between workplace applications, what ever the family has set up at home and the never ending upgrades to the “Smart Phones”, I would highly suggest you take a look at this product.