How can I transfer photos from iPhone to Ubuntu using USB cable?
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I want to transfer some photos from my iPhone 7 to an Ubuntu 16.04 pc, via USB cable. When I plug the USB cable, it appears in the Files window, but whenever I open the device in the sidebar, a "Loading" text appears at the bottom right corner and after some time the following error message:
“iPhone†could not be found. Perhaps it has recently been deleted.
I also checked libimobiledevice from this post. It seems that I have the latest package installed. Following the answer in here, I also tried the following address in the Files:
afc://<your iPhone's UDID>/
Unfortunately this does not work either, and I get this error:
Unhandled error message: Unhandled Lockdown error (-3)
How can mount my iPhone to Ubuntu?
mount iphone
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I want to transfer some photos from my iPhone 7 to an Ubuntu 16.04 pc, via USB cable. When I plug the USB cable, it appears in the Files window, but whenever I open the device in the sidebar, a "Loading" text appears at the bottom right corner and after some time the following error message:
“iPhone†could not be found. Perhaps it has recently been deleted.
I also checked libimobiledevice from this post. It seems that I have the latest package installed. Following the answer in here, I also tried the following address in the Files:
afc://<your iPhone's UDID>/
Unfortunately this does not work either, and I get this error:
Unhandled error message: Unhandled Lockdown error (-3)
How can mount my iPhone to Ubuntu?
mount iphone
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
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I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
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Feb 26 at 17:18
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I want to transfer some photos from my iPhone 7 to an Ubuntu 16.04 pc, via USB cable. When I plug the USB cable, it appears in the Files window, but whenever I open the device in the sidebar, a "Loading" text appears at the bottom right corner and after some time the following error message:
“iPhone†could not be found. Perhaps it has recently been deleted.
I also checked libimobiledevice from this post. It seems that I have the latest package installed. Following the answer in here, I also tried the following address in the Files:
afc://<your iPhone's UDID>/
Unfortunately this does not work either, and I get this error:
Unhandled error message: Unhandled Lockdown error (-3)
How can mount my iPhone to Ubuntu?
mount iphone
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
I want to transfer some photos from my iPhone 7 to an Ubuntu 16.04 pc, via USB cable. When I plug the USB cable, it appears in the Files window, but whenever I open the device in the sidebar, a "Loading" text appears at the bottom right corner and after some time the following error message:
“iPhone†could not be found. Perhaps it has recently been deleted.
I also checked libimobiledevice from this post. It seems that I have the latest package installed. Following the answer in here, I also tried the following address in the Files:
afc://<your iPhone's UDID>/
Unfortunately this does not work either, and I get this error:
Unhandled error message: Unhandled Lockdown error (-3)
How can mount my iPhone to Ubuntu?
mount iphone
mount iphone
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
asked Feb 26 at 14:27
Unique
95111
95111
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I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
– tranfuria
Feb 26 at 17:18
add a comment |Â
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I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
– tranfuria
Feb 26 at 17:18
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I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
– tranfuria
Feb 26 at 17:18
I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
– tranfuria
Feb 26 at 17:18
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I believe that Apple does something to encrypt data on iPhones/iPods, so that they simply cant be plugged in have files transferred over (similar to a typical USB drive). They use iTunes to decrypt the data. You might have to look for a way to install itunes, or equivilant software that will talk to the iPhone.
– tranfuria
Feb 26 at 17:18