I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
with Linux ?

Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?

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Murph

Murphy wrote:

> I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
> with Linux ?
>
> Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?
>

My Rio Carbon shows up as a usb drive. I don't think IPODs can do this.

Pete

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On 2005-04-04, Murphy <m@urphy.com> wrote:
> I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
> with Linux ?
>
> Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?

Does google not work for you? Look at the third hit for "ipod linux".
(Don't look at the second, which is about installing linux onto an
iPod.)

--keith

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I have an ipod shuffle, it works great with this software:
http://gtkpod.sourceforge.net/
Originally wrote for the ipod, the newer version works with the shuffle
as well.

-peter

Murphy wrote:
> I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
> with Linux ?
>
> Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?
>

Keith Keller <kkeller-usenet@wombat.san-francisco.ca.us> trolled:
> On 2005-04-04, Murphy <m@urphy.com> wrote:
>> I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
>> with Linux ?
>>
>> Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?
>
> Does google not work for you? Look at the third hit for "ipod linux".
> (Don't look at the second, which is about installing linux onto an
> iPod.)

Some people don't use google, for reasons you wouldn't understand.

Toad.

cordially, even to pure shit,

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On Tue, 05 Apr 2005 01:15:34 +0100, Peter Chant wrote:
> Murphy wrote:
>
>> I'm looking at getting an IPOD however am unsure of whether I can using it
>> with Linux ?
>>
>> Does anyone interface one of these units with Linux ?
>>

My 20GB Ipod works great under linux. I pulled it out of the box and
plugged it into my slackware laptop. It has never been exposed to a
Mac, Windows, or the software it came with in the box.

I strongly recommend gtkpod it works great.

> My Rio Carbon shows up as a usb drive. I don't think IPODs can do this.
>

Well my Ipod shows up as a harddrive at /mnt/ipod whether I plug it
into my USB2 port or into the firewire/IEEE-1394 port.

Although I tend to use the USB2 port as my laptop only has a 4-pin
ieee-1394 port and I need a 6-pin port to enable the battery
recharging. It recharges fine via the USB2 port.

Brad



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If you don't need a GUI:

http://www.gnu.org/software/gnupod/

-- Adrian

Bradley Reed wrote:


>
>> My Rio Carbon shows up as a usb drive. I don't think IPODs can do this.
>>
>
> Well my Ipod shows up as a harddrive at /mnt/ipod whether I plug it
> into my USB2 port or into the firewire/IEEE-1394 port.

I sit corrected.


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