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I use my eMac as a file server, and the old legacy iTunes program on it does a good job of encoding mp3's, so it is an easy one step process of ripping and storing on my eMac (file server). You can encode mp3's with a GNU/Linux system, just takes the extra mp3 codecs that enable ripping in mp3 format. But the advantage is that I can toss my folders of music on most any mp3 player, usb drive, even burn to cd, and play on almost every system (Windows, Mac, GNU/Linux). Tedious creating these folders of grouped mp3's, yes. I use these copied folders (metal mix, 70s classic rock, etc) as my play lists. I copy and create new folders of music (metal mix, 70s classic rock, etc) and save these copied folders of mp3's separate from my music library. I use the Fluendo mp3 codec (free) to play the mp3 files. I copy the music library to my GNU/Linux notebook and manage it with VLC media player. I encode (rip) music into mp3 format on my eMac.

Instal the last version for ipod QEMU install#

I'm pretty sure that means my Tiger dmg is corrupted, but even if I got one to work, turns out I can't even connect to the hard drive to install it.I do not know if this is an acceptable solution to you but I have been able to copy files to ipod (for a friend) just using nautilus in the past without any problems.This is tedious, and perhaps others have better solutions, here is how I work music between a legacy eMac and my GNU/Linux notebook: The one thing that worked is the Leopard dmg and thst was one of the WindowsSupport DVDs. I tried again creating a new Tiger USB but it still didn't work, tried booting from the DVD failed as well. I got curious and went back to my desktop, put one of my homemade Tiger DVDs and booted into the iAtkos installer, went into Disk Utility and like I suspected all the files are present on the DVD. I could feel it turn on and spin but clearly no data was being transmitted.

I opened the PowerBook up to find that the cable that connects the drive to the logic board had a tear going halfway through near the logic board connector. Then came the 2nd discovery, my hard drive wasn't being detected in Disk Utility.

Instal the last version for ipod QEMU iso#

I then tried with a Leopard dmg I downloaded off of some website, it was originally an iso file that I converted to dmg so I wasn't expecting much from it, I did exactly the same procedure to create a USB drive and once I was in OpenFirmware, that's when I made 2 discoveries.įirst one is that it actually booted! I was able to use dir to list the content of the drive and 'boot got me in the installer!! I plugged in my external Hard Drive with all my dmg images and a blank 64GB USB drive and used the restore function to FINALLY create a USB install disk for Tiger.Įverything went surprisingly smooth up until I plugged it into the PowerBook and tried booting from it in OpenFirmware. Tried installing it on my 2nd hard drive but I'd keep getting a kernel panic at the first startup so I resolved to using Disk Utility from within the installer itself.

Instal the last version for ipod QEMU windows#

I created a USB drive with iAktos Snow Leopard and booted off of it on my Windows XP desktop.