| Art Alexion on 11 Nov 2008 12:42:17 -0800 |
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On Tuesday 11 November 2008 3:26:30 pm JP Vossen wrote: > > I have settled into kvm because its snappy and doesn't seem to have > > problems with the kernel updates. That said, I hadn't fired it up > > since spring taxes and it seems to have changed dramatically since > > then. I had created Kmenu entries for different configurations, and > > none of them work anymore. A lot of the stuff I used to do via the > > command parameters seem to now be defaults, and it doesn't recognize > > my old commands. > > That's disappointing. OTOH, kvm and similar seem to be improving at a > phenomenal rate, which is gonna break a few eggs. Oh, I wasn't complaining, With minimal trial and error, I found that what I had been doing with maybe 5 parameters, can now be accomplished with 2. > > > [...] > > > I didn't realize that iTunes currently doesn't support USB 1.1. When > > my son ran it a few years ago on a PIII, it complained, transferred > > files slower, but ran nonetheless. > > As far as I can tell, it doesn't. At any rate, about 1.5 years ago I > was totally unable to get iTunes 7.something to work on W2K in a VMWare > Server 1.x VM on top of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. It would sort-of recognize > that the iPod was there, but it was unable to do anything with it. That's not a good sign. I really didn't want to do a dual boot. That would also probably require that I change the file system of my music partition to NTFS or fat32. Has anyone actually installed the ssh and ftp servers on the iTouch so that gtkpod can access it. Attachment:
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