So when I plugin my camera, it's automatically mounted with photos, but if I go in iFile it isn't mounted, and in /dev, there is no disk1 file, this also happens with my USB drive, but it doesn't mount in photos, because I don't have a DCIM, so, can u help me With that?
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iPad Mounting Drives On Jb iPad 2
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Yuph, the official apple one that I bought at walmart, 4 hours ago, because my chinese knockoff one was completely broken.
Just to add, I am running in iOS 5.1.1 and I have utilized a proper setup with a y-splitter, My harddrive does spin when connected as well.
Like what? I was unable to find anything that can actually view a usb drive, besides iFile, and myfile, if it's mounted, but nothing made for this specifically.
Yuph, I tried with terminal as well, but the disk1s1 thats supposed to be there, thats there with the sd card, is absentee. Therefore, I can't mount it with iFile, Terminal, or UsbToggle
Not broken, I'm trying to use it with a portable harddrive, it's not meant to work with that, I'm trying to do this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkyd9RXXTpU&feature=related
Are you sure the dock connector puts out enough power to do what you want. I believe between iPad1 and iPad2, Apple reduced the amount of power available thru the dock connector.
I have read all sorts of things which could run via the dock connector/Camera Connection Kit on an iPad1 not longer work with iPad2.
I have read all sorts of things which could run via the dock connector/Camera Connection Kit on an iPad1 not longer work with iPad2.
1, use an externally powered HDD with FAT32 or exFAT. (I think the latter will also work.)
2, use symlinks to map any directory from the HDD to any AppStore app. There's a very extensive tutorial on creating / using symlinks at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1464236/
Yes, the problem was I didn't have enough power, and even with a y split usb, Apple thinks it needs more power.
Yes, some devices tell the computer they need an amount of power, even if they have it, and that is what I believe iPads go off of, unless it isn't there.