And about the eject I get an error when I eject my ipod...
] eject /dev/sda1 eject: unable to eject, last error: Invalid argument but the ipod still ejects... So if you get that error while ejecting I wouldnt worry about it... BTW the IPOD nano does work with a USB 1.0... many people told me that it wouldnt. but I havent had any problems then a lil slower transfer speeds and it doesnt charge the battery totally... Prolly bad for the recharge cycles on the NiMH battery in the nano... But I got mine for Free... Next step im going to try putting linux on my ipod... I'll post when i have succeded in that... |
Hi,
Just thought I'd confirm that I have an iPod Nano working with Debian Sarge. It shows up in Konqueror when selecting Storage Media from the panel System Menu as IPOD. Clicking that will mount it and allow it to be browsed, but before being able to do anything with it gtkpod was needed to create the iPod directory structure. It first had to be told where the iPod was mounted, /media/sdf2. Before Amarok could do anything with it though, a line had to be added to /etc/fstab like: Code:
/dev/sdb2 /mnt/ipod auto rw,user,noauto 0 0 Code:
usb 3-1: new high speed USB device using address 4 Then after first plugging in the iPod and clicking it's icon in Storage Media it will be mounted at /dev/ipod, and Amarok will gladly transfer files to it straight from your playlist. My version of Amarok is 1.2.3-1, and it's only requirement for working with an iPod nano was for it to be mounted at /dev/ipod. Unmounting and removing the iPod is not so clean, as mentioned in earlier posts. Selecting unmount, or even "Remove safely" from the device icon's right-click menu can unmount it, but to properly eject I've so far had to resort to issuing "eject /mnt/ipod" as root and ignoring the error message. One more point worth mentioning, is that even though I'm running Sarge, I'm using KDE 3.4.2 from backports which is an experience I can highly recommend. Add these 2 lines to /etc/apt/sources.list and do an "apt-get update", and "apt-get upgrade" and then be prepared to spend a few hours manually installing all the packages that get held back: Code:
deb http://mirror.debianforum.de/kde-i386/ ./ |
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