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The eject doenst work unfortunately, the IPod is detected as /dev/uba. |
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On 10/19/05, David D. Rea <dave@×××××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Wed, 2005-10-19 at 11:16 +0200, Ryan Viljoen wrote: |
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> > Ok here is what I am wanting to do: |
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> > I windows when you connect your IPod it autodetects it and brings up |
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> > itunes, then you can do the whole safely remove hardware blah blah. |
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> > After you have done that you no longer have the DO NOT DISCONNECT |
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> > screen on the IPod but it continues to charge. I would like to do the |
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> > same in linux. My IPod isnt currently mounted but when you connect it |
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> > creates a node in /dev. No how do I "disconnect" it so that it still |
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> > remains to charge and no longer has the DO NOT DISCONNECT screen? |
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> I use: |
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> `eject /dev/hd[a|b|c]` - sub in whatever letter your USB driver has |
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> assigned to your ipod. |
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> It probably won't work if you use "/dev/hda2" (which is the device file |
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> for the *partition* on which your music resides). You'll need to |
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> actually use the device, "/dev/hda". It usually takes a few seconds, |
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> then the command returns and my iPod mini's screen goes back to normal |
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> mode as it continues to charge. |
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> All of this as root, of course... |
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> Good luck, |
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> Dave |
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> gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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you blankly and say "Hey, I got those with the system, for free". - Linus |
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