Como utilizar o teu iPhone como uma PenDrive USB

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Posted October 3, 2009 at 3:26pm by iClarified · 900498 views

Estas são as instruções para poderes utilizar o teu iPhone como uma PenDrive USB sem teres de instalar qualquer software no teu computador.

Passo Um
Abre a aplicação Cydia a partir da Springboard do teu iPhone.

Como utilizar o teu iPhone como uma PenDrive USB

Passo Dois
Carrega em Manage , em baixo, na barra de separadores.

Passo Três
Carrega no botão grande Sources.

Passo Quatro
Carrega em Edit no canto superior direito da lista de fontes.

Passo Cinco
Carrega no botão Add que aparece no canto superior esquerdo.

Passo Seis
Escreve http://apt.dmytro.me no campo Cydia/APT URL e depois carrega no botão Add Source.

Passo Sete
O Cydia vai actualizar as tuas fontes. Carrega depois no botão grande Return to Cydia quando terminar.

Passo Oito
Carrega no botão Done no canto superior direito.

Passo Nove
Carrega em apt.dmytro.me para selecionar a fonte que adicionamos.

Passo Dez
Procura e carrega no pacote USB Drive que está na lista de pacotes.

Passo Onze
Carrega no botão Install que está no canto superior direito.

Passo Doze
Carrega no botão Confirm no canto superior direito.

Passo Treze
O Cydia vai então instalar o pacote. Quando terminar, carrega no botão grande Return to Cydia.

Passo Catorze
Carrega no botão Home (aquele que serve para sair das aplicações) para regressares à Springboard e depois carrega em USB Drive na lista de aplicações para abrires a aplicação.

Passo Quinze
Primeiro, temos de criar um Disco Virtual no iPhone. Carrega no botão Create Disk... para continuar.

Insere um nome para o teu disco virtual e usa a barra para especificar quanto espaço queres reservar para alocar o disco virtual. Quando terminares carrega no botão Create no canto superior direito do ecrã.

Passo Dezasseis
Agora que criamos o disco para aceder, temos de especificar o modo USB. Tens três hipóteses:

Drive + iTunes:
In this mode USB Drive replaces Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) interface with Mass Storage interface and lets you use the iPhone as a USB Drive. At the same time you can perform iTunes synchronization, developers can use XCode debugger ,etc. In this mode USB Mass Storage will not work on Windows with iTunes or Apple USB Drivers installed.

Default:
This is the iPhone default mode. USB Drive doesn't install daemon application nor modify any USB settings. Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) is active as well as iTunes synchronization and tethering over USB.

Drive Only:
This mode is to resolve compatibility issues with Windows and iTunes. In this mode USB Drive changes the iPhone's USB product ID. This will prevent iTunes synchronization, but USB Mass Storage will work on Windows (and other operating systems). Switch to the Default or Drive + iTunes mode will restore iTunes sync.

Press to select the mode of your choice. We chose Drive + iTunes because we rarely need Windows compatibility.

A popup will appear asking you to reboot to apply the changes. Press the large Reboot button.

Step Seventeen
Once your iPhone reboots you will now be able to access the virtual disk you created using USB Drive.

***THANKS: This is one of the most useful iPhone utilities we have ever seen. A big thanks goes to dmp for creating this app!

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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?

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