On Mon, Sep 13, John Andersen wrote:

Yes you can see your photos. It mounts like any other usb device, which in current versions of opensuse means it shows up in /media/

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If you had an iphone you would probably already know this so I assumed you are still shopping. Get android instead.  Better phone, more open.  No antenna problems.

Well... its a version 3 iphone. On my 11.2 box, it is not mounted anywhere, certainly not under /media (here I run fvwm) I just installed an 11.3 laptop - set it to use LXDE to start with. In LXDE, plugging in the iPhone caused a popup which offered me to "open" the device in the filemanager (among other things). Doing so showed me an empty Photos directory - even though I have two photos in there. Any recommendations on how to mount that thing on the CLI? (Yes, someday I'll switch to an Android...) Thanks to those who have responded. Michael -- Michael Fischer michael@visv.net -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org