Wie man sein iPhone als USB Laufwerk benutzt

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Posted October 3, 2009 at 3:26pm by iClarified

Anleitung, wie man sein iPhone als USB Stick oder USB Flash Laufwerk benutzt, ohne zusätzlich Software auf dem Computer zu installieren.

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Drücken Sie Cydia auf ihrem iPhone Springboard.

Wie man sein iPhone als USB Laufwerk benutzt

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Betätigen Sie unten Manage.

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Betätigen Sie den großen Sources Knopf.

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Editieren Sie ihre Quellen mit einem Druck auf Edit, welches sich ganz oben befindet.

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Drücken Sie den Add Knopf, der links oben erscheint.

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Fügen Sie http://apt.dmytro.me als Cydia/APT URL hinzu, danach bestätigen Sie mit Add Source.

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Cydia updatet nun ihre Quellen. Kehren Sie mit Return to Cydia zum Hauptbildschirm zurück, wenn es fertig ist.

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Beenden Sie das Editieren der Quellen mit Done oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Drücken Sie apt.dmytro.me um die eben hinzugefügte Quelle auszuwählen.

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Wählen Sie das USB Drive Paket auf der Liste.

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Bestätigen Sie mit Install oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Wählen Sie Confirm oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Cydia wird nun das Paket installieren. Wenn die Installation erfolgreich war, schließen Sie diese mit Return to Cydia ab.

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Drücken Sie den Home Button um zum Springboard zurückzukehren und starten sie mit Druck auf USB Drive das Programm.

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Als erstes müssen Sie eine virtuelle Festplatte anlegen. Drücken Sie dazu Create Disk...

Geben Sie einen Namen für die virtuelle Festplatte ein und benutzen Sie den Slider, um die Größe und Kapazität zu bestimmen. Wenn Sie damit fertig sind, klicken Sie auf Create oben rechts auf dem Bildschirm.

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Da wir nun einen verwendbaren Speicherplatz erschaffen haben, legen wir nun die Art des Zugriffs darauf fest. Sie haben drei Möglichkeiten:

Drive + iTunes:
In diesem Modus wird das Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) mit dem Massenspeicher Interface ersetzt und ermöglicht so die Nutzung als USB Festplatte. Zur gleichen Zeit können Sie die Synchronisation mit iTunes durchführen und Entwickler können XCode Debugger und ähnliches benutzen. In diesem Modus funktioniert allerdings unter Windows der Massenspeicher und iTunes zur selben Zeit nicht, ebensowenig mit Apple Treibern.

Default:
Das ist der Default Modus. USB Drive installiert keine Applikationen oder modifiziert irgendwelche USB Einstellungen. Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) sowie iTunes Synchronisation und Tethering über USB bleiben aktiv.

Drive Only:
Dieser Modus ist nur für die Lösung des Kompatibilitäsproblems zwischen Windows und iTunes. In diesem Modus ändert USB Drive die Produkt ID des iPhone's. Das verhindert die Synchronisation per iTunes, jedoch funktioniert der USB Massenspeicher unter Windows und anderen Betriebssystemen. Wechseln Sie zu Default oder Drive + iTunes um die iTunes Synchonisation wieder zu aktivieren.

Wählen Sie den gewünschten Modus. Wir wählen Drive + iTunes weil wir keine Kompatibilität zu Windows benötigen.

Ein Popup informiert Sie darüber, das ihr iPhone nun rebootet wird. Bestätigen Sie dies mit Reboot.

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Ihr iPhone wird nun neu gestartet, danach können Sie auf ihren Speicher zugreifen den Sie mit USB Drive erschaffen haben.

***DANKE: Dies ist eines der nützlichsten Apps die wir je für das iPhone gesehen haben. Ein großes Dankeschön geht an dmp für das Erstellen dieses Programms!

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sasan-s3 - July 25, 2015 at 7:00am

this isn't work for ios 8.4, do you know any other program like this for ios 8.4?

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high_voltage2010 - January 25, 2014 at 6:54pm

where is the software??

Babu Francis - July 8, 2013 at 3:30am

It never works, windows doesn't detect the driver for usb drive..

asad - June 19, 2013 at 5:35pm

i did as you said,,, but drive didn't showed up on my windows PC nor it is being displayed in the app,,, i can't delete it but space is in use help plzz

Phantoms Cry - April 23, 2013 at 8:42am

I was a little worried using this app, seeing as it felt relatively old. I haven't read to many good comments about it either. It was unfortunate, but since I require a tethered boot, I was unable to properly operate the device. I didn't put to much effort in it to be honest, I don't have much space on my iPhone to begin with. I love the concept, it's a real quick relief. I was in a rut to play a movie, and this was perfect. I found I needed to reboot after deleting the volume. It gave me some worry after deleting it through the app (lol). Back to square one, luckily.

Deborah Carmichael - April 9, 2013 at 2:35pm

Why has there been such a problem with finding a solution to "USB not recognized". I'm still having issues after using drive only.

amin - March 18, 2013 at 5:15am

thanks a lot. very very useful

A - September 6, 2012 at 4:36am

Mine is iPhone 3g, and it worked prefectly. THANKS! Note Go to USB drive, and then choose 1) If use default, it will only show photos you have in the iphone 2) if you use device only it willonly open USB, then you can add/exchange PPT, PDF, word files between your PC and iphone. 3) drive +iTunes doesn't work for me in my case (iphone 3G #) either #1 or # 2 works (but not both at the same time). However, when ever you need eaither you can "Reboot" whichever you want. Hope it helps

Charan - October 6, 2011 at 5:52pm

Hi, I'm able to use the USB drive however when trying to find the file stored on virtual disk. I'm unable to locate it on my iPhone using iFile. Please help, let me know the correct path where the files get stored on iPhone

Amit - September 6, 2012 at 4:39am

Mine is iPhone 3g, and it worked prefectly. THANKS! Note Go to USB drive, and then choose 1) If use default, it will only show photos you have in the iphone 2) if you use device only it willonly open USB, then you can add/exchange PPT, PDF, word files between your PC and iphone. 3) drive +iTunes doesn't work for me. In my case (iphone 3G #) either #1 or # 2 works (but not both at the same time). However, when ever you need eaither you can "Reboot" whichever you want. Hope it helps

nuno - October 3, 2011 at 10:31am

How do i remove a partiton created with this app? Thank you :)

jmazz - June 7, 2011 at 3:34pm

iPhone 3g iOS 4.2.1 USB Drive successfully creates the partion drive, but then thats it. The 1g of space that I allocated to it is used up, but the virtual drive is nowhere to be found on my computer (PC). Any ideas?

oliver - May 5, 2011 at 7:01am

Doesn't work on 3G with 4.2.1 When creating a virtual disk a message appears to check the free disk space every time. So no virtual disk can be created. Unfortunately!

oliver - May 5, 2011 at 7:06am

Found a solution: 1) connect to the iPhone via SSH 2) mkdir /private/var/Volumes/ 3) chown mobile:mobile /private/var/Volumes/ That's it. Creating virtual disks will work then.

oliver - May 5, 2011 at 7:36am

Hm, unfortunately only Default mode is working. Although I haven't connected the iPhone as USB drive to Linux host successful. Switching modes will end up in a loop (after asking for reboot). Seems there's a security or rights issue in the file system...

andrew - November 2, 2012 at 10:21pm

thanks bro you just saved me from restoring. i tryd this on my iphone 4 on ios 5.1.1 default and itunes+drive didnt work for me and i gave up before trying only drive

andrew - November 2, 2012 at 10:22pm

thanks bro you just saved me from restoring. i tryd this on my iphone 4 on ios 5.1.1 default and itunes+drive didnt work for me and i gave up before trying only drive. also you can delete the drive from the same location in ifile.

TEVIN WONG - March 28, 2011 at 11:48am

Does it work in IOS 4.2.1

HK - December 17, 2010 at 3:31am

Good app..but the transfer rate is very slow as we are using usb 1.x instead of high-speed 2.x. Any way to imporve this/????

Jeremy - October 6, 2010 at 12:25pm

i tried to create a second virtual disk... for some reason my phone rebooted in the middle of the process and when it came back on the second partition was created (i know because it takes up a large space on the iPhone) BUT inside of USB Drive app it does not appear. so now i cannot figure out how to delete this partition because it isnt even recognized within the USB app. help anyone?

Yannick - December 7, 2010 at 10:37pm

Hi Jeremy, I have a similar problem. I created a 1GB volume on my jailbroken iPhone 3G under ios 4.1 After I installed 4.2, I cannot see the 1GB volume anymore, but I am left with 1 less GB storage on the iPhone. Were you able to find a solution to your problem? It might help me solve mine. Does anybody have a clue how to get this 1GB back? Thanks, Yannick

concrdian - January 10, 2011 at 6:06pm

Since you'e already jailbroken, you can delete the volume files from the file system using SSH. The volume files are created at /private/var/Volumes/Volume1.img.

jacqui - August 11, 2010 at 11:49am

Thanks! this was so easy

whoever - July 23, 2010 at 5:14am

so -- if I get it right as somebody with wiondows (not my choice, but have to!) I have to decide wether I want itunes-sync OR usb-drive functionality...? Buuuuh! (beyond that: great, and why the hack is apple not doing it itself?)

Robert - July 16, 2010 at 11:37am

After installing app, if you decide to uninstall it, PTP will not get back to original state. In other words, you cannot transfer pictures to you computer like you used to.

Vickie hodge - August 2, 2010 at 7:14pm

How to use your SUB Drive in to a iPod

evanjd14 - May 21, 2010 at 10:23pm

Thank you for the screen shot of the sources uploaded. I added all of them and they work. P.S. When i delete a drive it sometimes does not give me the space back.

hermanator - May 22, 2010 at 6:48am

hi i know that problem: to get the empty space back you actually need to empty the bin + restart device + computer. apart from that: brilliant website this - one of the best. thanks

troll - April 11, 2010 at 3:12pm

hi, I got reboot loop while in USB Drive only mode. And my iTunes cannot recognize my phone, therefore I cannot restore it. What can I do to fix? Plz, I'm running with time, because the USB Charge wont work.

troll - April 11, 2010 at 5:19pm

finally figured it out. For those who got the same experience. Just get your phone into recovery mode (I did this on my 3GS 3.1.2) and get the correct version of custom jailbroken firmware. 1. run iTunes 2. Get your phone into recovery mode (NOT DFU mode) 2.a. connect your phone into the usb port (mine was in the state of loop rebooting) 2.b. press and hold both power button on the top and home button at bottom 2.c. in about 6 secs, the phone will turn off. Keep holding both button 2.d. when you see the apple logo, let go the power button on the top. But keep holding home button 2.e. eventually, iTunes will say you are in recovery mode, and your screen will have recovery icon. 3. Restore the firmware. You can refer to posts in the net on how to do this. note. in dfu mode (let go power button after 10 secs), iTunes will say you are in recovery mode too. But in fact, you are in DFU mode, and you wont be able to restore with error 1600. Hope this help.

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