You could also just connect the two machines to your LAN and transfer the files over using rsync/scp or via a Netatalk connection.

The only machines I have are macs right now. My neighbor has an old Duron Windows system, I could try to usse it but I have no clue how to try the network on them. I have a cross…

But the problem is every time I burn the ISO it does not work. I have used Firestarter FX, Toast 6 and Disc Utility and every time it will not read the ISO that it burns. (Yes I am…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross The only machines I have are macs right now. My neighbor has an old Duron Windows system, I could try to usse it but I have no clue how to try …

Well the other system would bee running a Live CD, which would you recommend I was going to use Uduntu Linux my drive was a Fedora Core 5 distro when it was in use. I will try an…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross Well the other system would bee running a Live CD, which would you recommend I was going to use Uduntu Linux my drive was a Fedora Core 5 distr…

Yes the drive is out of a compaq presario v2570 laptop that i swapped the drives before I sold it (Thinking, OS X and Linux should have no problem reading the drives.. wrong). So…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross Yes the drive is out of a compaq presario v2570 laptop that i swapped the drives before I sold it (Thinking, OS X and Linux should have no prob…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Okay, well what I"m suggesting is that you install Netatalk just to get the files off of the drive. Fedora should carry Netatalk in its yum …

Quote: Originally Posted by Thraxes And with which Linux machine should he do that? He said he has sold the machine and just kept the HDD from which he now wants the files. The …

It seems like he could boot the mac with the PPC Live CD version of Ubuntu and the linux HDD hooked up internally. Then he could drag and drop the files.

Quote: Originally Posted by Tuoder It seems like he could boot the mac with the PPC Live CD version of Ubuntu and the linux HDD hooked up internally. Then he could drag and drop…

The only ubuntu CD I have is version 4 and its an install CD every ISO I burn just does not work... I have no idea why yet. On the other laptop is a P133 that refuses to boot off…

I think if I can make an ISO like the one spoke of above and boot it on the neighbors computer its a 60 gig with 30-40 or so of information but some I have on DVD back ups so I cou…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross The only ubuntu CD I have is version 4 and its an install CD every ISO I burn just does not work... I have no idea why yet. On the other lapt…

I have used firestarter fx, disc utility and toast 6 and each time I select the iso file through image select, burn it. It verifys it says it completed but then refuses to read the…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross I have used firestarter fx, disc utility and toast 6 and each time I select the iso file through image select, burn it. It verifys it says it c…

Ok I got a friend to burn the ISO of Ubuntu 6.X. It reads it just fine. Here is how I did the burn with Disc Utility: Open Program Images -> Open Select my ISO Burn. Pretty…

Does anyone know if theres a way to manage the folders on your iPod? Specifically the music and video folders. I uploaded all of my music and for some reason, I have duplicate fo…

I've had the same problem on my nano with multiple folders for the same artist. I'm not sure how to compile them. It's a bit annoying. Any help would be appreciated!

There are no folders for music on the iPod -- not in the traditional sense. Your music is organized entirely by its ID3 tags. So if you have several entries for one artist, they mu…

Yup, I spent about 20 minutes today going through my iPod, renaming a bunch of songs, and eventually elminated all of the redundant folders. It's really nice how easy it is to sel…

Hello, I was just wondering if there was a way to install DL so that the same library can be imported once and be accessed by all users on same computer? This way if my kids are t…

People have accomplished this by using Unix symbolic links, but unfortunately, I haven't tried it myself, so I can't offer any specific advice. Any Unix hackers out there who want …

I'll have a look at it tomorrow night and see what I can come up with..