scot
when i used to use windows xp the i pod would show up in disk mode
immediately as an extra drive. maybe i should install windows xp on
my mac book which i am doing for other purposes and use it that way
for now. loving my mac book, i ahve the intel core 2 duo version,
folks, it is awsome. regards, will
On 20 Jan 2007, at 12:31, Scott Howell wrote:
Will, you can set this either via the Ipod itself or should be able
to to do so via Itunes in preferences. If this is a Nano or Video
Ipod, if memory serves me you hold down the top half of the
navigation circle and when the Apple logo appears, you immediately
press the lower half of the navigation circle. This will put it in
disc mode. If a Shuffle or regular Ipod, you should be able to set
this via Itunes and specify how much of the disk is for mass
storage or music.
hth
Scott
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On Jan 19, 2007, at 1:51 PM, william lomas wrote:
hi all
can i get my i pod into disk mode without sighted help on my
macbook?
when i plug in my i pod into the mac it doesn't show up as an
external drive by default, nor does it show up in the ifnder or on
the destop
I need this to work so i can use my iPod on the mac to charge it
regards, will
