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Brett Lymn wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 25, 2006 at 06:24:07PM -0800, Brian Buhrow wrote:
>> 	I'm reasonably sure these two anomolies are related, and have
>> something to do with the way the NetBSD USB stack is probing the device,
>> but I'm unclear how to proceed in terms of the most efficient way to debug
>> the problem.  Should I just turn on USB_DEBUG and see what happens?  
> 
> Yes, that would probably be a good start.
> 
>> If it's any help, trying to write to the device, i.e. with  fdisk, causes
>> the writing process to hang in physio. 
>>
> 
> If it is any help, that is not how you load music onto the devices
> anyway.  To load up the devices with music you need to use something
> like gtkpod which I don't think is in pkgsrc (it wasn't when I last
> looked) but all the dependencies it requires are there so there is not
> much fiddling involved to get it running.  I was able to load up one
> of the "old" 512Mb shuffles with NetBSD and gtkpod.
> 
AFAIK gtkpod is in pkgsrc now.
I'm using ipod mini with netbsd and it works very well.But it's not ipod shuffle
 second generation :D.


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