NAME

siefs - a virtual filesystem for accessing Siemens mobile phones' memory

SYNOPSIS

siefs [-o mount_options] device mountpoint [-- FUSE_options]

mount -t siefs [-o mount_options] device mountpoint

DESCRIPTION

siefs is a virtual filesystem for accessing Siemens mobile phones' memory (flexmem or MultiMediaCard) from Linux. You can mount your phone (by datacable, IRDA, Bluetooth connection) and work with it like with any other removable storage.

OPTIONS

-o mount_options

Specify the mount options for filesystem (see below for description of these options).

-n

Mount the filesystem without adding the corresponding record to /etc/mtab. This option is passed to mount.siefs by mount when invoked with -n. siefs does not support this option, therefore the mount fails if it is specified.

-v

Verbose mode. This option is passed to mount.siefs by mount when invoked with -v. siefs ignores this option.

-h

Print the help message and exit.

MOUNT OPTIONS

device=dev

Set communication device (overrides the device parameter from the command line). May be useful in fstab.

baudrate=value

Set communication speed to value. Supported values are 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, 230400. Special value 0 means no speed changing. Note that SL45 doesn't support this option.

uid=value

Set user ID for all files on the filesystem. If this option is not specified, user ID with which siefs was invoked is used.

gid=value

Set group ID for all files on the filesystem. If this option is not specified, group ID with which siefs was invoked is used.

umask=value

Set umask for all files on the filesystem. If this option is not specified, umask with which siefs was invoked is used.

iocharset=value

Character set to use for file names. The default is UTF-8.

nohide

Do not hide the telecom directory. telecom is a virtual directory which contains address book records and calendar events. By default this directory is not shown. Not all phones have this directory.

In addition to the options above which are specific to siefs, options which are handled by the FUSE library and/or kernel module are supported. Such options are listed by siefs -h; see the FUSE documentation for their description.

AUTHOR

siefs was written by Dmitry Zakharov <dmitry-z@mail.ru>.

This manual page was written by Sergey Vlasov <vsu@altlinux.ru>.