On 5/21/03 2:13 PM, "A.J.Bos" <Arjan.Bos at icu.nl> wrote: > > On woensdag, mei 21, 2003, at 18:49 Europe/Amsterdam, Javier Pedreira > (Wicho) wrote: > >> Steve Wozniak said on 19/5/2003: >> >>> Well, I have some answers to the question about how to copy the >>> music from one iPod to another. [...] >> >> I know I'm late to this thread, but from today's edition of Macintouch: >> > <snip/> >> >> I don't really know if "cloning and iPod" really does what Steve >> wants to do and I don't own an iPod -yet- to check, but I'd give it a >> try. > > And if you're really really adventurous, then you could always power-up > terminal.app and use the unix command 'dd' which lets you make a bit > exact copy. I haven't used in since I switched, but I recall typing > things like: > cat /Volumes/IPod1 | dd > /Volumes/IPod2, although that was on linux. > You might have to dig even deeper than that and find the actual device > names of the iPods. > No matter what or how I try to write to an ipod, I don't have enuff permission. iTunes and other programs can write 777 i.e. -rwxrwxrwx But with dd, ditto, touch, cp et super sudo al all that I can do is: -rwxr-xr-x *shrug*