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I suggest you use www.google.com/linux to look for the compatibility of the specific drive you have questions about. As a general rule all mp3 players are usb mass storage devices and as such work perfectly well under linux.
I have an old Iriver IFP flash based one (512 RAM), it has some crappy interface layer so it can't be mounted as a standard device, i have to use drivers (Linux ones available-although developed by the community)
I couldn't get the GUI working but the CLI works fine, well the format option lost have the space but ohwell
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