Help with Ipod Linux
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Help with Ipod Linux
hi.. does ipod linux make another partition on your ipod? or does it piggyback the original?
iPOd linux does not as you say, partition.
It edits the existing firmware on the iPod, and places a botloaderinside it.
This then points to the linux files on the root of the ipod.
Restore the iPod to remove it, not update. The updater will not be able to read the firmware on the iPod, it will crash.
Felino
It edits the existing firmware on the iPod, and places a botloaderinside it.
This then points to the linux files on the root of the ipod.
Restore the iPod to remove it, not update. The updater will not be able to read the firmware on the iPod, it will crash.
Felino
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Felino wrote:iPOd linux does not as you say, partition.
It edits the existing firmware on the iPod, and places a botloaderinside it.
This then points to the linux files on the root of the ipod.
Restore the iPod to remove it, not update. The updater will not be able to read the firmware on the iPod, it will crash.
Felino
So that's why I've done what I've said many times and it has always worked? And yes, it does partition the Hard Drive/Flash. You would know this if you were trying to install iPL before Installer 2 (When you needed Linux to partition the hard drive/flash)
To get a module on the iPod, use Installer 2. It has a database in which you can tell the installer to download and install whatever modules you want.