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- WareLogging. [Music].
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- = general knowledge =
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- Find & copy songs from the ipod using a Mac: [lsof]
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- = linux =
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- Find movies:
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- find /whatever/path -name *.m4v
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- <[Brennen]> Read/write access to [http://john.whelans.net/archives/277 HFS+ filesystems under Linux]:
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- :By default journaling is enabled on the HFS+ filesystem - unfortunately the Linux HFS+ driver can’t write to journaled volumes. The solution is pretty easy, actually: Turn off journaling. This can be accomplished by hooking the iPod back up to a mac and issuing a single command via the terminal:
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- : diskutil disableJournal /dev/<diskidentifier>
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- :In this command, <diskidentifier> is the identifier assigned to the ipod. You can determine what yours is by issuing the command “diskutil list” on your mac with your ipod plugged in. Mine was disk2s3, making the full command for me “diskutil disableJournal /dev/disk2s3″.
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- This worked for me, some forum posts to the contrary.
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- <[Brennen]> On the other hand, gtkpod appears to have just zapped my database (the _files_ are still there, but the ipod doesn't seem to know about them).
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- I'm suddenly struck by the realization that, on some level, the ipod is a dirty hack.
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