Other Mounting MicroSD card

[balanga]

I've just taken the MicroSD card out of my (Android) phone hoping to copy some mp3 files onto it but have no idea how to mount it....

root@Vbox:/mnt# gpart show da1
=>      34  62521277  da1  GPT  (30G)
        34      2014       - free -  (1.0M)
      2048     32768    1  !19a710a2-b3ca-11e4-b026-10604b889dcf  (16M)
     34816  62486495    2  !193d1ea4-b3ca-11e4-b075-10604b889dcf  (30G)

I've never seen anything like this before. Can anyone explain?

 

[SirDice]

It's encrypted.

Device configuration | Android Open Source Project

source.android.com

 

[T-Daemon]

I've just taken the MicroSD card out of my (Android) phone hoping to copy some mp3 files onto it

If you are still interested in transferring files from a FreeBSD installation, try sysutils/fusefs-jmtpfs (over USB to phone, with SD card mounted and decrypted).

If you exchange files on a regularly base with android devices, have a look at net/syncthing - Encrypted file sync tool (Homepage, Android App), maybe you find it useful.

I use my phone like a desktop computer, and syncthing primarily to backup specific directories from the phone, occasionally to transfer files to the phone. It doesn't have to run permanently, and it can be configured to access only from and to a local network. It can also be configured to send & receive, to receive only, to send only, to ignore files and directories, administrate multiple devices, to list some of the features.

For example I can rearrange, rename, delete the synced files with any console or graphical file manager or process text, images, video, voice recording on FreeBSD comfortably on a big monitor instead on a small phone screen, with tools uncomfortable to use, and with the next synchronization it's on the phone.

 

[aragats]

have a look at net/syncthing - Encrypted file sync tool

Thanks! Good to know.
I'm using regular scp/rsync for the same purpose, of course, the commands have to be run manually. I find Termux being the most convenient Android app providing SSH server among other very useful things (it's a fully functional Linux environment).