I recently purchased a Motorola MotoX from an AT&T store. Although it is a fabulous piece of hardware, the first trouble i encountered was getting access to files on my fedora 19. The internal memory was not being automatically mounted neither via MTP nor PTP. This was a bit frustrating.
However, the problem can be solved in 15-20 mins with a bunch of yum install commands. One needs to install gMTP and its dependencies which can be found here. Download the source code and extract it. Run ./configure, make and make install. If you encounter errors like 'Package somename was not found', you need to explicitly install it and re-run ./configure. I personally remember installing at least 5-7 dependencies before i got it working.
e.g. yum install fuse-devel libid3tag-devel libmtp-devel libmad-devel fuse fuse-libs libmtp simple-mtpfs glib2-devel
Once done, run gMTP and enable MTP mode on your android phone. You should now see the files listed in the gMTP window as shown below
However, the problem can be solved in 15-20 mins with a bunch of yum install commands. One needs to install gMTP and its dependencies which can be found here. Download the source code and extract it. Run ./configure, make and make install. If you encounter errors like 'Package somename was not found', you need to explicitly install it and re-run ./configure. I personally remember installing at least 5-7 dependencies before i got it working.
e.g. yum install fuse-devel libid3tag-devel libmtp-devel libmad-devel fuse fuse-libs libmtp simple-mtpfs glib2-devel
Once done, run gMTP and enable MTP mode on your android phone. You should now see the files listed in the gMTP window as shown below
