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is there a way to make the ipod safe to disconnect or doesnt matter in linux?
If you have ended all operations on your iPOD, type 'eject /dev/sdb2' on command-line and the warning will disappear.
EDIT: seems I was slow-typing again But so I can add what I forgot: I don't think the m4p files cause any trouble. You simply can't play them. I run gtkpod with some m4p file on the iPOD without problems.
Hey abisko00, just wanted to say thanks for all your help here - couldn't have done it without you. As you can probably guess, I got it working gtkpod freezes when trying to transfer some files to the iPod but that's not too hard to get around. Thanks again.
uing knoppix 4 i can play mac m4 music using kaffiene
The file-ending m4p does not necessarily mean that the file is DRM protected. I was refering to files that where purchased from iTunes. I have never managed to play these. But if you say so, I should give it a try.
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But so I can add what I forgot: I don't think the m4p files cause any trouble. You simply can't play them. I run gtkpod with some m4p file on the iPOD without problems. 
gtkpod freezes when trying to transfer some files to the iPod but that's not too hard to get around. Thanks again.
