Re: ipod
- From: max <maximilianbianco@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 23:17:38 -0500
offset wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 03:39:17PM -0500, max wrote:Sounds like a bug. I was under the impression that each had a unique firewireID but I don't own one myself and the one I got working I haven't heard any complaints over so I have not looked any more at it.
peter lesterhuis wrote:
In gtkpod there is a way of selecting the ipod model that you are using under ipod properties ( right click on the IPOD and select properties) make sure you have the right model selected. Also try AMAROK - Devices Tab > Connect ( make sure you select the right kind of player)Are you running the command as Root?No, I am not!! So I ran the command again, this time as root.
Something has changed now. In the directory /media/IPOD/iPod_Control/Device there is a file called SysInfo, containing the 16-character FirewireGuid. There is also a file called SysInfoExtended.
When I start gtkpod I now see this warning message:
"Could not open "(null)" for reading extended info.
Extended info will not be used."
I feel I am getting closer. What does this message refer to? Is it the 16-character FirewireGuid, which start with a "0"?
-Max
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In gtkpod
for my iPod Nano 4GB (A1236), I'm using the setting in gtkpod of
iPod Nano Video 3rd Generation 8GB Nano Silver (xA980)
There are some on this list who might be interested though.The latest gtkpod is 0.99.12 if I remember correctly. What version of gtkpod are you using?
-Max
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