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Old 01-05-2008, 01:56 PM
James Regovich
 
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Default Mounting an iPod on Solaris

Has anyone ever tried to mount an iPod on a Solaris machine using the
Firewire port?

I am curious if it can't be done because of some odd filesystem or the like.

Thanks

Jim

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Old 01-05-2008, 01:56 PM
Chris Morgan
 
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Default Re: Mounting an iPod on Solaris

James Regovich <jregovich@concord.com> writes:

> Has anyone ever tried to mount an iPod on a Solaris machine using the
> Firewire port?
>
> I am curious if it can't be done because of some odd filesystem or the like.


I suspect it's not a supported filesystem. Also, firewire support in
Solaris is fairly limited. At least Mac OS X filesystems are case
preserving case insensitive, so I wouldn't be surprised if the same
was true on the iPod.

If you just want to snarf files back off an iPod, just get PodUtil!

Chris
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