Not recognized any android (different phones and tablets)

[jonathon]

@Borshow

No any showing on lsusb

What does lsusb show?

@Borshow

I used these on Win10 and 11 with no any issue

On the same PC?

@Borshow

I think something on the Linux side missing for me.

I’m pretty certain things should work with the default Garuda installation, but if you have customised things then you might want to read through Android - ArchWiki

[sammiev]

Do you have 'android-file-transfer' 'android-tools' 'android-udev' 'gvfs' 'gvfs-mtp' installed?
A reboot is required after installation.

[jonathon]

@sammiev

gvfs

OP is running KDE so gvfs shouldn’t be necessary:

@https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Media_Transfer_Protocol#File_manager_integration

To view the contents of your Android device’s storage via MTP in your file manager, install the corresponding plugin:

• For file managers that use GVFS (GNOME Files), install gvfs-mtp for MTP or gvfs-gphoto2 for PTP support.
• For file managers that use KIO (KDE’s Dolphin), MTP support is included in kio-extras (dependency of dolphin).

[petsam]

@https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Media_Transfer_Protocol#File_manager_integration

For file managers that use KIO (KDE’s Dolphin), MTP support is included in kio-extras (dependency of dolphin).

IIRC mtp mounting is transparent in KDE. I was also trying to find my phone storage until I saw a special entry in Dolphin I hadn’t noticed.
You may have missed it in Dolphin (or other file manager) environment as well. The only requirement is to confirm your Android is giving “Share with MTP” permission choice, after having connected with USB cable. That’s all.

[tbg]

If your ports are USB 3.1 try this:

Create /etc/modprobe.d/usb.conf:

sudo touch /etc/modprobe.d/usb.conf

Open /etc/modprobe.d/usb.conf in the kate text editor, then copy/paste the following:

options usbcore use_both_schemes=y

Save the conf file modifications with Kate, then reboot.