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| quote: | Originally posted by Ryan0751
Umm... You DO realize that requires erasing the firmware and installing iPodLinux on your iPod? That's way beyond the abilities of most users, and requires they make a custom connector...
I would gladly pay for a recorder rather than be bothered with that. But if you're a big geek and don't mind potentially ruining your iPod, go for it |
It's not actually that difficult - the installer takes care of the set up and normally you have to use it with Itunes anyway so you won't loose any data, as it's already on your computer.
The only thing to really look out for is which generation/model of ipod you have, as some are more tricky than others (or simply won't allow it).
A cool think about going linux is that you can really use your ipod for storing any data you want, so it basically it becomes a normal, very portable external hard drive that doubles as an MP3 player.
The custom connector might be a challenge for noobs, but it really is beginner stuff IMO.
But yes, I suppose there is still a chance of something going wrong, but I'd still prefer that to go wrong than have some munter feed my laptop some beer.
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