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Originally Posted by JNT
Thanks for the quick response :-)
As a Linux novice I still have a huge disadvantage ...
Is there an easy way to find this out in Linux?
And
How would I confirm this?
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As you discovered, that basically means telling Nautilus (for the Gnome desktop) not to auto-mount it as an attached device.
It isn't really, it is a networked device using the MTP protocol, not a USB device using USBMS. But the Gnome Virtual Filesystems (GVfs) implementation fakes it, which is how it shows up in Nautilus.
I am unaware of any way to tell Nautilus/GVfs to ignore specific MTP devices.