--- Log opened Fri Sep 02 00:13:01 2011
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13:48 < CDNSheepdoggie> anyone have a second?
13:49 < CDNSheepdoggie> I'm getting an error on my classic '6g'
13:49 < CDNSheepdoggie> Traceback (most recent call last):   File "ipoddfu.py", line 26, in <module>     import libipoddfu   File "/home/freedom/Freemyipod/libipoddfu.py", line 27, in <module>     import usb.core ImportError: No module named core 
13:49 < CDNSheepdoggie> brb need more coffee
13:51 < [7]> CDNSheepdoggie: you need pyusb >=1.0.0a0
13:51 < [7]> this looks like you have pyusb 0.4.2 or something
13:52 < CDNSheepdoggie> oh, oops.  I'll give that a shot thanks!
13:57 < CDNSheepdoggie> you're right, I'm using 0.4.2
13:57 < CDNSheepdoggie> my bad
14:06 < CDNSheepdoggie> sweet, it worked, thanks [7]!
14:06 < CDNSheepdoggie> later, I'll be back if I have anymore problems.  Open source is the freaking best!
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23:06 < alcoheed> So, this may seem like a dumb question but has anyone else experienced constant crashing when copying files to the data partition while in Rockbox booted from emcore? I'm running on a 1g classic (6g).
23:07 < [7]> crashing in terms of what?
23:07 < [7]> rockbox freezing and not being accessible from the pc any more?
23:07 < [7]> sadly this might be a sign of a failing drive
23:08 < alcoheed> After I start copying a file windows returns with can't access disk and my ipod displays *PANIC* mount: 0
23:08 < alcoheed> yeah, that's something I was afraid of
23:08 < [7]> oops
23:08 < [7]> so that panic happens when unplugging, or at which point?
23:09 < alcoheed> I guess at unplugging yes
23:09 < [7]> hm, that means that something was corrupted
23:09 < alcoheed> I imagine it's happening partial-way into the file transfer though as it just stops and sits there until I pull the cable out
23:09 < alcoheed> would a data partition reformat possibly help?
23:09 < [7]> reboot the ipod (menu+select is the only way to get out of the panic state), go to the emcore tools menu and reformat the data partition, then try again
23:10 < alcoheed> kk, I'll give it a try
23:10 < [7]> this should fix the mount panic, but if it happens again after copying files again, a bad sector might be the root cause
23:11 < alcoheed> mmk, going to grab the latest rockbox from the freemyipod page real quick
23:11 < alcoheed> actually, I did notice that this started happening after installing fastboot... is there anyway that could affect anything?
23:13 < [7]> i don't think so
23:14 < alcoheed> coincidence, then :o
23:16 < alcoheed> well, that seems to have fixed it
23:17 < alcoheed> question, though... could it have been caused by not using the safely eject option? I never used it before because I've always had backup copies of the music so file corruption wasn't the first thing on my mind
23:39 < alcoheed> ah well, I'll just play it safe and assume that was the issue unless the hard drive fails in the near future
23:39 < alcoheed> thanks for the help
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