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	IPodLinux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The iPodLinux project does not plan support for iPod shuffles due to the lack of a GCC compiler for the Shuffle's DSP57000 core, as well as the fact that the iPod Shuffle lacks a screen.
		As of September 20, 2006, iPodLinux does not work on the new iPod firmware included with the second generation iPod nano and the updated fifth generation iPod.
		One of the iPodLinux developers, Josh, has recently developed a new installer, dubbed "installer 2."[3] The new installer can install on any iPod except the 2G iPod nano, the updated 5th generation iPod, and the iPod Shuffle, although it has been achieved on the new iPod nanos in individual cases.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/IPodLinux (564 words)

	QuizPod Technical Documentation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Finally is the iPod module (client) that runs on the iPod via iPodLinux and Podzilla and allows a user to take multiple choice quizzes on an iPod and save their answers to the iPod for marking.
		Due to current limitations with iPodLinux, the iPod must be booted into Apple firmware to connect to a PC, and booted into Linux to run QuizPod, meaning the iPod must be capable of easily switching between the two operating environments.
		In a standard iPodLinux environment, the Apple firmware is loaded by default, and the user is required to hold down the Rewind button on the iPod to boot Linux.
	www.uow.edu.au /~cs321ds2/techmanual/techmanual.html (4269 words)

	Install Linux on your iPod - Play video on your iPod - Weekend Project - ZDNet: Reviews
		If you are installing iPodLinux on a first-generation or second-generation iPod, you need to first make sure the correct version of Apple's iPod Updater is installed on your PC.
		Because the iPodLinux installation created a dual-boot system, you have the option of switching to Apple's iPod firmware at any time.
		The next step is to upgrade Podzilla and the iPodLinux kernel, and after that is when the magic really happens.
	review.zdnet.com /4520-10163_16-6279061-4.html (708 words)

	Engadget
		A subset of the iPodLinux project, iPodMame aims to bring the MAME game emulator to iPods, allowing owners to play classic games on their audio players.
		If you brave souls took the plunge, then you are now ripe for playing vidz as well since the ipodlinux video player has now been updated to support the nano in addition to all other iPods.
		Caution: this requires iPodLinux (podzilla) which is a fairly risk free install in our experience but could void your warranty.
	www.engadget.com /search/?q=ipodlinux (1045 words)

	review of Linux for the iPod
		Includes the newest iPodLinux Kernel and podzilla as of April 4th, 2005.
		People can tell that your iPod is a Mac iPod, because PC users who install Linux on their iPods get a different, square Tux logo.
		Not only will the iPod be able to access other iPods, running Linux or not, but it will be able to read from and write to Firewire and USB 2.0 mass storage devices.
	www.xlr8yourmac.com /feedback/linux_on_ipod/Linux_on_ipod_review.html (1715 words)

	Updating iPodLinux and Podzilla - Play video on your iPod - Weekend Project - CNET reviews
		So we have iPodLinux up and running on your iPod, but you're still missing several new iPodLinux features.
		The iPodLinux Installer includes the latest stable release version of the kernel and Podzilla.
		Subsequent beta versions of iPodLinux and Podzilla have added the ability to play movies, and they also include several more games and fun apps.
	reviews.cnet.com /4520-10163_7-6279061-5.html (721 words)

	Play video on your iPod - Weekend Project - ZDNet: Reviews
		In short, the iPodLinux OS will turn your iPod into a dual-boot entertainment center packed with video, audio, games, and other apps.
		There are stable versions of iPodLinux available for first- (1G), second- (2G), and third-generation (3G) iPods.
		If you have a computer running Mac OS X or Linux, there are instructions for installing iPodLinux from Mac OS X and Linux on the iPod Linux Project site.
	review.zdnet.com /4520-10163_16-6279061-1.html (619 words)

	iPod Linux - Linux for your iPod
		iPodLinux is an open source venture into porting Linux onto the iPod (http://www.apple.com/ipod/).
		Additional applications and modules have been written, adding many capabilities not found in Apple's firmware.
		iPodLinux is currently safe to install on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation iPods.
	www.ipodlinux.org (310 words)

	LinuxInterviews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The iPodLinux Project is offering an alternative: run Linux on your iPod.
		Bernard Leach: The ipodlinux project is about opening up the iPod platform to a wide audience of enthusiasts that would love to see the iPods do more that what the Apple software includes.
		As enthuiasts though, we're always looking to make it do more - can't play back your FLAC encoded music, can't enjoy a game of Tetris on your Nano - ipodlinux is one way of letting those enthuiasts at the hardware to develop their own applications.
	linuxinterviews.com /index.php?...&task=view&id=15&Itemid=2 (1296 words)

	Articles
		There are installation instructions for all flavors of the iPod on the iPodLinux project wiki.
		Next, I visited the iPodLinux Project site and downloaded a kernel and podzilla, the user interface for iPodLinux, from the nightly builds.
		The iPod Boot Loader is needed to install and boot iPodLinux on the Nano, and the iPod Linux Userland provides a Linux file hierarchy populated with all the executables needed to run iPodLinux.
	www.linux.com /print.pl?sid=06/03/29/1628212 (1691 words)

	iPodLinux Tips and Tricks - Popular Science
		Installing the basic iPodLinux setup is a quick and easy way to make your iPod do much more than play your favorite tunes.
		Thankfully, along with what can be a steep learning curve, iPodLinux also has an accessible community of users to help out if you get stuck on some obscure error message.
		But since the Encyclopodia application’s source code was, like the code for most Linux programs, opened up to the public to see and change, someone figured out how to install it without deleting all the other games and applications.This info was, of course, posted to the forums, where it remains public for everyone’s consumption.
	popsci.com /popsci/how20/97e122425f3bb010vgnvcm1000004eecbccdrcrd.html (588 words)

	Podzilla - wikiPodLinux
		This article is part of podzilla 2, which is a work in progress.
		If you are not very experienced with iPodLinux, we recommend that you use the old version of podzilla for now.
		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 necessary.
	www.ipodlinux.org /Podzilla (857 words)

	4G iPodLinux Installer 0.4 - VersionTracker
		Notify me when 4G iPodLinux Installer is updated on VersionTracker.
		The 4G iPodLinux Installer installs iPodLinux onto your 4th generation iPod, iPod photo, and iPod mini with no hassle.
		There are a lot more games, but playing games on an ipod isnt really all that great, no matter what the game is. Also, after i un-installed ipodlinux, it still wanted to start up on linux OS, Which is very annoying.
	www.versiontracker.com /dyn/moreinfo/macosx/27660 (314 words)

	Feature from PC Magazine: An Apple iPod
		iPodLinux is based on a variant of Linux called uClinux; Podzilla is the most popular GUI (graphical user interface) for it.
		Rockbox is also a bit rough around the edges, but the developers' main focus is the music player, and a growing list of plug-ins gives you access to games and other fun apps.
		iPodLinux works with all Windows- and Mac-formatted iPods except the shuffle, though the fifth-generation iPod and the nano are currently unsupported by the iPodLinux team, so things may not work quite right on those models.
	www.pcmag.com /article2/0,1895,2010774,00.asp (930 words)

	iPod Programming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This first example is a blatant ripoff from the ipodlinux folks, I took this basic example which makes a cute sound, added the use of a usec timer in the ipod and the bit that controls the backlight.
		In fact if you follow the instructions from the README file in the ipodlinux loader, copy the apple firmware, make_fw, loader.bin, etc to the dir where you want to build blink_fw.bin the Makefile will build the final firware to load to the iPod as well as echo the command (sudo dd...)
		Ahh, I got the display working (you may need to tweak the contrast for your display, the code I borrowed (ipodlinux stuff) had different settings for each of the generations, mine is a g3).
	www.dwelch.com /ipod (451 words)

	makezine.com: Play Video on a Pre-Video iPod (iPod photo)
		There are a few ways to do this, but I used the "4G iPodLinux Installer 0.4" which can be downloaded from MacUpdate.
		After podzilla installs and the iPod is still on your desktop, add a new folder called "video" to the top-level directory, and copy in some video files.
		This iPodLinux page also has instructions for converting your own videos into iPod-playable format, as well as how to install iPodLinux from Windows.
	www.makezine.com /extras/46.html (748 words)

	Rockbox for iPod
		Yes, we are benefitting a lot from the ipodlinux project, but I don't see how we could work together, as the two projects have such different goals.
		You may have made a mistake buying the ipod video - this is not currently supported by ipodlinux and I don't know how well, if at all, ipodlinux will be able to work on those devices.
		It appears that the ipodlinux people are making process on adding support for the video to ipodlinux.
	forums.rockbox.org /index.php?topic=1788.0 (1211 words)

	Generations - wikiPodLinux
		For an outline of the current features in iPodLinux, see Project Status.
		Note: Items that are not officially supported have had some success with the devs, but you should only consider installing iPodLinux on those generations if you are an advanced computer user, preferably running Linux or Mac OS X. Ask questions about those iPods in moderation, and only if you know what you're doing.
		Supported by iPodLinux The 'Scroll Wheel' and 'Touch Wheel' models.
	www.ipodlinux.org /Generations (877 words)

	iPodLinux Install Help - Pixel2Life Forum
		I broke my collarbone two days ago and to pass the time, I "joined the dark side" and bought a 5th generation iPod (Video).
		I have installed iPodLinux with a Boot Loader.
		My goal is to get iDoom onto the iPod, but iPodLinux on a 5th gen iPod does not run iDoom.
	www.pixel2life.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=22129 (259 words)

	Kainjow releases 4G iPodLinux installer
		Kainjow, developer of the popular Pod2Go (downloads news, weather, lyrics and more to your iPod), has released an iPodLinux installer for fourth-generation iPods and iPod minis.
		The worst thing that can happen installing iPodLinux is that you loose your music.
		You can always remove the iPodLinux and install the original software using the Apple’s handy Firmware Restore Utility.
	ilounge.com /index.php/news/comments/kainjow-releases-4g-ipodlinux-installer (1035 words)

	Installing iPodLinux on iPod Nano
		Please note that the iPod Nano is not officially supported by iPodLinux, so there's no guarantee that this will work for you.
		Unfortunately I'm unable to provide specific or personal help, but if you correctly follow the instructions, this guide should enable you to get iPodLinux up and running on your Nano.
		Download the latest nighty kernel and podzilla builds from http://www.ipodlinux.org/builds/, and unzip these to the ipodlinux directory you created in the previous CVS step.
	opax.swin.edu.au /~reino/nanolinux.htm (1005 words)

	Mayix el sitio oficial » Mayix Ipod linux howto (English)
		iPodlinux, and this howto intent to save this time
		Download the iPodLinux Compressed FS and the kernel into 1 tar.bz2 here
		The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 2431.
	www.mayix.net /?page_id=27 (348 words)

	HELP ipodlinux on ipodVideo with windows - iPodWizard.net
		The normal install of Ipodlinux doesn't work on mij ipod.
		Wow here is the tutorial to install ipodlinux on a 5g with windows !!!!!!
		Ok well i manage to install iPodLinux very easily [if you do not consider multiple problems only ME has] and very easy to understand.
	www.ipodwizard.net /showthread.php?t=8490 (234 words)

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	www.flickr.com /photos/tags/ipodlinux (84 words)

	Video Player - wikiPodLinux
		Note that the application cannot be on the disk image (it is read-only).
		For Windows, you can replace linux.bin in the iPodLinux installer directory with this download, then follow install directions as usual.
		Afterward, copy the video podzilla file onto the ipod and add the start file.
	ipodlinux.org /Video_Player (1549 words)

	Geek.com Geek News - Play video on your iPod nano
		It is impossible for iPodLinux to make your iPod explode in your hand.
		If you know what you are doing, it is virtually impossible to screw up your iPod in any way by installing it.
		Also, installing iPodLinux does NOT void your warranty.
	www.geek.com /news/geeknews/2005Dec/bpd20051229034001.htm (4154 words)

	iPodLinux + TuneTalk \| D'Arcy Norman dot net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		I just dropped the latest version of iPodLinux on my iPod to test out recording at higher sample rates.
		I've read somewhere that the iPodLinux folks are working on that.
		Or at least the Mic adapter Belkin is selling.
	www.darcynorman.net /2005/12/02/ipodlinux-tunetalk (693 words)

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