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Connecting using USB

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The USB method seems to be a lot easier than the Firewire ...

Make a directory /media/ipod with appropriate permissions. Install the apps by running wajig install hfsplus hfsutils hfsutils-tcltk libhfsp0. Edit your /etc/fstab file to have an entry like: 



/dev/sda3       /media/ipod       hfsplus user,noauto,sync,uid=1002,gid=1002     0 0


Your iPod may come up as sdb, sdc, etc., so change appropriately.

Connect your iPod to a USB 2.0 port on your computer. mount /media/ipod. Now it should be working. I like using gtkpod, but there are many others available.

Remember to umount /media/ipod before disconnecting to avoid corrupting the filesystem (the iPod will still say ``Do Not Disconnect'', but as long as you've unmounted it, you should be right to disconnect it).


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