From: Antonio V. <win...@gm...> - 2004-12-27 16:13:18
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On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 11:24:06 +0100, Philipp Pap <phi...@gm...> wrote: > I would use "ephpod" (its a schmall windows program) > > http://www.ephpod.com/ > > to copy the mp3 files to the ipod! you can even make an ephpod folder, within > you place some directory references(is this the correct english word?) and if > ephpod is correctly configured just pressing on the sync and quit button in > the start-programm-menu is doing everything for you! > have fun! > > On Saturday 25 December 2004 20:44, Peter wrote: > > Hi, > > A friend of mine got an ipod for christmas and he wanted me to put > > some music in it. Problem is, I use an old Mac OS 9 computer for > > playing mp3s, my OS X laptop has no mp3s on it and no room for them, my > > windows computer refuses to run iTunes, it just quits instantly, > > (possibly because it doesn't like my driver debugger, I need to try it > > without that loaded). And none of my linux or BSD computers have any > > mp3s either. It seems the only way I can put mp3s on his computer > > would be to ftp them like 10 at a time from the OS 9 to the OS X and > > then copy them from there to the ipod which is a pain in the ass and > > then if he wants to use any other computer to get songs, he can't > > because they're limited to one computer. > > > > I think its an ipod mini which would mean gen 4? Its small, 20 GB, > > "MP000 Model: MP102" on the back. The "About screen" says Version > > 3.0.1 Model PE435 A, I take the "435" to mean gen 4. > > > > I told him I'm sure there are hacks on the web to fix all these > > issues, and that I heard you could put linux on them. But then I see > > that you don't have gen 4 yet. What would happen if I tried the OS X > > gui linux loader and tried to put linux on this probable gen 4 ipod? > > Would it just not work? Would it mess things up? Could I reinstall > > the firm ware? What's the stumbling point for getting the code to work > > on it? Is gen 4 firmware totally different or is it just that you > > haven't tested it yet? > > > > I'm hoping you'll tell me, that you don't know if it works or not > > and that I should try the loader with some debug flag on and that the > > loader is capable of reloading the apple firmware in case of screw ups. > > My friend isn't going to be here for very long so please email me back > > as soon as possible. Thanks and you should put the exact reasons why > > the gen 4's don't work on your wiki for future googlers. When I read > > "unsupported", I sometimes think "works but extremely buggy". > > > > - Peter > > > > I've got a related problem: My main home machine is MAC so i formatted the ipod using the mac. This was flawless :) Now, when I try to dock the ipod to a windows machine they can't read the data partition, since it's HFS+. So, my question is, if I format the ipod on windows, will I be able to sync mac->ipod correctly? Will I have to update the ipod firmware from windows instead of mac also? ps. I got no windows machine at home, only mac and linux... -- Greetz, Antonio Vargas aka winden of network http://wind.codepixel.com/ Las cosas no son lo que parecen, excepto cuando parecen lo que si son. |