Quote:
Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
That might be why calibre errors out when talking to this device, since the calibre MTP driver tries to place a couple of files in the root of the device. If someone can post the list of folders on the device to which it is possible to transfer files and also the usb ids for the device (which you can get by plugging in the device and running
calibre-debug -d
in a command prompt
I can try modifying the MTP driver to special case this device and only put files inside a special folder.
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Unknown device USBDevice(busnum=3, devnum=95, vendor_id=0x2080, product_id=0x000a, bcd=0x9999, manufacturer=BarnesAndNoble, product=BNRV510, serial=5054110015583154) claims to be an MTP device
MTP devices connected:
USBDevice(busnum=3, devnum=95, vendor_id=0x2080, product_id=0x000a, bcd=0x9999, manufacturer=BarnesAndNoble, product=BNRV510, serial=5054110015583154)
Trying to open: USBDevice(busnum=3, devnum=95, vendor_id=0x2080, product_id=0x000a, bcd=0x9999, manufacturer=BarnesAndNoble, product=BNRV510, serial=5054110015583154)
Device 0 (VID=2080 and PID=000a) is UNKNOWN in libmtp v1.1.10.
Please report this VID/PID and the device model to the libmtp development team
Android device detected, assigning default bug flags
Opened NOOK successfully
Storage info:
[{'capacity': 3018891264L,
'freespace_bytes': 2764410880L,
'freespace_objects': 1073741824L,
'id': 65537,
'name': 'Internal storage',
'removable': False,
'rw': True,
'volume_id': None}]
When mounted the NGP shows this file structure:
Internal storage/NOOK>
drwxr-xr-x 2 dan dan 0 Oct 9 20:56 My Files
drwxr-xr-x 2 dan dan 0 Oct 9 20:56 MyDocuments
One can write only inside NOOK dir and subdirectories.