Hi Robert On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 04:47:16PM +0200, Robert Klonner wrote: > Hi Hendrik, > > I am so happy about your quick answer, you can't imagine! Thanks!!! :) > > 1) Ipod nano 4GB 1G
I have a nano 8GB 3G, so I may be wrong about some particulars. > 2) I runned dmesg. The dmesg.txt is an attachment of the mail. Your dmesg output showed that the filesystem was damaged. And therefor mounted read-only by Debian. ( Probably due to unplugging while still writing to the device. ) > > 3) Yeah, I tried to reset the IPOD for several times. > Now Deabian recognizes when I connect the Ipod to the pc. > > 4)I am not sure if i have to reformat the ipod. > The PC notice the IPOD when i connect it. > Then i tried to do a "gnupod_INIT -m /media/IPOD/". > The shell answers (attachment of mail). > > Then I tried to umount the IPOD. Answer of the shell: > debian:/media/IPOD/iPod_Control/.gnupod# umount /media/IPOD/ > umount: /media/IPOD: device is busy > umount: /media/IPOD: device is busy You can't unmount it while your shell is still in a directory on that device. > So, that is the actual state. > Do you have any advice for me to solve the problem without reformatting > my ipod or is this the only way? fsck.vat -a /dev/sda2 would probably fix it. cheers -henrik _______________________________________________ Bug-gnupod mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-gnupod
