Re: [Ipodlinux-devel] music swapping

[Bernard L. <le...@bo...>]

If you plugged a Linux running iPod into a normal iPod via firewire the
normal iPod should boot into its diskmode and the Linux iPod should be
able to use sbp2 to get a /dev/sda device which is the normal iPod's
HDD.

I don't have two iPods though so I've never tried it.

cheers,
bern.

On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 04:53, David Piasecki wrote: 
> Say I've got an iPod, and I run across a friend with an iPod, and we want to share our music files. Unfortunately, we are in the middle of the desert or jungle or just on a plane or something, and there is no laptop in sight. Fortunately, I've got linux running on my iPod, so I should be able to mount my buddy's iPod as a firewire drive and download whatever music I want. Sucks to be him, but cool for me :)  Now how might I go about doing that? I see that the mount command is present in the bin directory, but I think I should need other modules working (like sbp2 perhaps)?
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> Dave
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