Vlad the Lad
Vlad the Lad
I think changes to the fuse library or kernel module broke large transfers, with larger buffer copying performance should be close to physical limitation of NAND/USB What program do you...
should be fixed in 4687cf4a9cce5df4ee42f2577c5c2b489b1b20f9, please check :)
I'm pretty sure it's because of the recent changes in fuse. Now changing sizes of read/write buffer will result in random freezes Currently the buffer limit is 128K (this is...
>Any ideas? Samsung uses their own MTP implementation for some reasons, so it's hard to say what's going on. Could you try again with cli on 4.x with `-v` option...
please test 8f643d268ddc64e4c35cb1bf4cb81337c9756921
should be fixed after cce42ee2b4d74bfaeff18d65ec6f88ab47b85307 (second case of separate bulk write), current master is working fine with Galaxy S20 I was able to find
yeah, nice idea, thanks.
I decided to go with one process per device approach for now. With current 4.2/master aft-mtp-mount you can pass -D : to mount or `-d :` to -cli
samsung removed google extension (partial writes/truncate and 64 bit version of partial read) from their firmware for no good reason, so there's no way to implement write(). libmtp loads all...
Linux's fuse calls mknod in this case, but I can implement create, no worries.