The phone is not locked. Actually I just tried it on my netbook running
Linux Lite OS which is based on Ubuntu 14.04. My PC runs Ubuntu Studio
14.04 but does not see the phone.
In a terminal I typed lsusb with it connected and with it not connected,
and there was one more entry when it was connected but no device info,
so it is recognising that something is connected via USB but Ubuntu on
the PC cannot recognise the Ubuntu Phone -- some sort of problem in
Ubuntu on the PC it seems, as netbook can see it and access its files.
David King
On 08/04/15 18:11, Gareth France wrote:
When you do this is the phone unlocked? If you do not unlock the phone
screen it will not release access to the computer.
On 08/04/15 18:08, David King wrote:
The other main problem I am having is that when I connect the phone to
my Ubuntu PC via USB, the PC does not recognise the phone at all, as if
it were not connected, yet the phone is charging from the cable. An
Android phone on the same cable was recognised perfectly well, as were
ebook readers. So why not the BQ Ubuntu Phone?
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