Can you install Linux on an iPod touch?
iPodLinux is an open source venture into porting Linux onto the iPod . So far, we have successfully ported a customized uClinux kernel to the iPod, and written a simple user interface for it dubbed podzilla. Additional applications and modules have been written, adding many capabilities not found in Apple’s firmware.
How do I use iPod on Linux?
Connect the data cable that came with your Apple iPod to the USB port on your Ubuntu Linux computer. Open a terminal window and type “dmesg” (without the quotes) on the command line. Next, type “sudo mkdir /media/IPOD” (without the quotes) on the command line.
Is the iPod nano 6th Gen worth it?
Verdict. Ultimately the sixth-generation nano, or iPod run, is a great product for a very specific niche — those who want more control over their MP3 player in the gym, or those who just want something new to flash about when exercising. For everyone else, it’s too expensive for what it is.
How do I transfer music from my iPod to Ubuntu?
The standard Ubuntu music player, Rhythmbox, is able to do that. Just select all the songs/artists you want to copy from your iPod and drag them to the Music tab under Library (all on the left hand side). Once it’s done, you can find them in the folder that’s under “music library” (edit > preferences > music).
Will iPodLinux work on my iPod Nano?
As of April, 2008, iPodLinux does not work on the new iPod firmware included with the second and third generation iPod nano or the 6th generation iPod Classic, and installer 2 cannot be used to install iPodLinux on 5.5th generation iPod.
How to use iPod Shuffle 4th generation on Linux?
iPod Shuffle 4th generation In order to use this version of the iPod Shuffle under linux, you can use the python based command line tool ipod-shuffle-4g AUR. It also provides advanced voiceover and (auto)playlist generation support. iPod Video (5th and 5.5th generation)
Is there any software for the iPod Nano?
Granted, the software for the Nano and most fourth- and fifth-generation versions of the iPod is experimental — we’re talking the bleeding edge — but, well, you know me — Linux on my desktop, workstation, laptop, Tivo, and router. I had to have it on the Nano, too.
Which iPod models are supported by iPodLinux?
As of August 5, 2006, only the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation iPod are officially supported by iPodLinux, although newer generations are also partially compatible.