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I love reading stories like this one on NewScientist. Nils Schneider reverse engineered the iPod's firmware to access the LCD, clickwheel and hard drive. We use a Linux'ed iPod for MAKE:audio to do most of our recordings in 96khz. Reading about some of the history as well as the details of this remarkable example in creative problem solving is a treat. Speaking of iPodLinux if you use Apple's latest update on your 3G iPod you'll lose your Linux boot up ability, but don't fret- according to everythingdigital.org you can re-install it. I've yet to update mine, so this is good news.
iPod sounds betray itself
I love reading stories like this one on NewScientist. Nils Schneider reverse engineered the iPod's firmware to access the LCD, clickwheel and hard drive. We use a Linux'ed iPod for MAKE:audio to do most of our recordings in 96khz. Reading about some of the history as well as the details of this remarkable example in creative problem solving is a treat. Speaking of iPodLinux if you use Apple's latest update on your 3G iPod you'll lose your Linux boot up ability, but don't fret- according to everythingdigital.org you can re-install it. I've yet to update mine, so this is good news.
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Mar 2, 2005 03:02 PM
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Great story indeed, and thanks for the link to everythingdigital.org. When can we expect a MAKE: podcast?
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