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4 Αυγ 2015 · An easy to use installer that enables Mac OS X user to install and use linux on their HFS+ formatted iPods in addition to the Apple Supplied OS. Currently supports 1-4G, Mini, and Photo iPods. Installation on Nano and Video possible but not supported.
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As of now, there is Installer 2.3 for Microsoft Windows or Linux which can install on any generation iPod (except for the iPod shuffle and iPod nano 2nd generation). As of April, 2008, iPodLinux does not work on the new iPod firmware included with the second and third generation iPod nano or the 6th generation iPod Classic, and installer 2 ...
Podzilla is currently the default user interface for iPodLinux. It provides a very familiar user interface for accessing various functionality in iPodLinux, such as playing music, file browsing, image viewing, and more (see the list below); most of this functionality is provided by add-on modules that can be modified, added to, or removed as ...
Installation of Linux on your iPod is a non-destructive process and will leave all your existing configuration and music on your iPod. The included bootloader will also allow you to choose either the Apple or the Linux software to start at reset.
Make sure that you are able to compile podzilla and have hotdog, ttk and podfile built, copy the executable to your iPod and run the new file. In most cases being able to compile on X11 makes life a lot easier. 1. Make a folder somewhere named after your application. You can put this in podzilla2/modules/, but you don't have to.
In order to install Linux on your iPod you first need to make sure your system is configured to connect to your iPod. If you are using Mac OS X, it is most likely already configured. If you are using Windows, make sure iTunes lets your iPod show up as a disk drive in My Computer.
Start your computer with the iPod still connected. It should auto install the drive behind the scenes. While doing this the iPod screen should show "do not unplug". Open iTunes. It should now be there!
