mfcallahan
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I had the same problem and found no real resolution except to run both the following two commands (one after the other) at the command line, and that mounted the stupid device so I could move/delete/copy/etc the files from Nemo (and the command line, for that matter). Since I have to do this once a week or so on more than 1 device to update the files, I put these in a simple Bash script, like this:
Bash:#/bin/bash sudo parted -l sudo lsblk -f
It's a stupid fix but it's been working on my system for a few years now and I got tired of wasting time looking for more reasonable solutions on this device.
Thanks for posting this! I just purchased a new SanDisk Clip Sport because I'm weird and still like having a separate MP3 player; the old Sony Walkman from 2009 finally died. I knew it might be a pain getting it to work on Linux, but was was pleasantly surprised to find this response and see that it works for me on Pop!_OS 22.04. Do you know why merely listing the partition and file system info allows the device to automagically mount?