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[04:59:10] <joshuasm32> I downloaded  ipoddfu.py,  libipoddfu.py, and bootstrap-ipodclassic.dfu from there official sources, then placed them in the folder "EmCORE" in my downloads (Linux).
[04:59:12] <joshuasm32> What now?
[04:59:25] <joshuasm32> Is there a specific directory where I should place them?
[04:59:52] <joshuasm32> The following command:
[04:59:52] <joshuasm32> sudo python ipoddfu.py bootstrap-ipodclassic-*.dfu
[05:00:10] <joshuasm32> Results in:
[05:00:12] <joshuasm32> python: can't open file 'ipoddfu.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
[05:00:23] <joshuasm32> [Saint]
[05:01:12] <[Saint]> err, sec. just catching up.
[05:01:20] <[Saint]> is libusb-dev installed?
[05:01:27] <joshuasm32> -deb?
[05:01:34] <joshuasm32> *-dev?
[05:01:40] <joshuasm32> I got libusb
[05:01:50] <[Saint]> *-dev, yes.
[05:02:21] <joshuasm32> Now installing
[05:02:33] <joshuasm32> Do I need to place the files in a specific location?  :/
[05:02:47] <[Saint]> No. Have you installed pyusb, as well?
[05:02:54] <joshuasm32> yes
[05:03:08] <joshuasm32> python-usb, yes?
[05:03:25] <[Saint]> no, pyusb.
[05:03:39] <[Saint]> "Make sure that you have python 2.6 or newer, libusb and pyusb >=1.0.0a0 installed"
[05:03:44] <joshuasm32> Is this in my package manager?
[05:03:46] <joshuasm32> I saw that.
[05:03:52] <[Saint]> It links to it directly.
[05:04:01] <joshuasm32> Ok.
[05:04:02] <joshuasm32> Sorry.
[05:04:26] <[Saint]> After extracting the archnice, you need to run setup.py, located therein.
[05:04:39] <joshuasm32> ok.
[05:04:42] <[Saint]> archnice? the fuck? screw you autocomplete...
[05:04:44] <[Saint]> *archive
[05:04:46] <joshuasm32> Thank you.  :)
[05:07:22] <joshuasm32> Does setup.py have a GUI, or does simply "Running" it install it?
[05:08:49] <[Saint]> sudo python setup.py install
[05:08:55] <[Saint]> as per the README
[05:11:18] <joshuasm32> running install
[05:11:18] <joshuasm32> running build
[05:11:18] <joshuasm32> running build_py
[05:11:18] <joshuasm32> error: package directory 'usb' does not exist
[05:11:47] <joshuasm32> When installing pyusb
[05:12:24] <[Saint]> are you in the pyusb-1.* directory, or outside it?
[05:12:35] <joshuasm32> ?
[05:12:53] <[Saint]> cd to the extracted pyusb directory.
[05:12:55] <joshuasm32> setup.py is located in : /home/joshuasm32/Downloads/pyusb-1.0.0b2/setup.py
[05:13:06] <[Saint]> right, cd there.
[05:13:20] <joshuasm32> ?
[05:13:29] <joshuasm32> I am using the following command: sudo python /home/joshuasm32/Downloads/pyusb-1.0.0b2/setup.py install
[05:14:15] <[Saint]> "cd ~/Downloads/pyusb-1.0.0b2 && sudo python setup.py install"
[05:14:41] <joshuasm32> thank you
[05:15:17] <joshuasm32> Do I now exit this cd?
[05:15:33] <joshuasm32> And enter the other cd of my ipod install files?
[05:15:40] <[Saint]> if you wish.
[05:15:48] <joshuasm32> I mean, to install it.
[05:16:07] <[Saint]> Its not necessary, but you can if you want to.
[05:16:23] <joshuasm32> python: can't open file 'ipoddfu.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory
[05:16:45] <joshuasm32> When running: sudo python ipoddfu.py bootstrap-ipodclassic-*.dfu
[05:17:26] <[Saint]> If you're not in the sane directory where those files reside, you'll need to specify exact paths.
[05:17:29] <[Saint]> *same
[05:18:11] <joshuasm32> Wow!
[05:18:13] <joshuasm32> It worked!
[05:18:43] <joshuasm32> I'm really exited.
[05:20:28] <joshuasm32> Nice.
[05:20:30] <joshuasm32> Next step
[05:21:21] <joshuasm32> Really chatty sry
[05:21:45] <[Saint]> No problem. A lot of people get fairly excited if this is their first time dealing with such things.
[05:26:31] <joshuasm32> Well usually, nothing works for me.
[05:26:36] <joshuasm32> I have done many projects like this.
[05:26:42] <joshuasm32> Murphy's law, I guess
[05:26:50] <joshuasm32> Just happy something is working
[05:39:12] <joshuasm32> It worked 100%, thanks.
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[11:52:24] <werbliben> Hi =) I'm trying to install Rockbox on my iPod Classic 120 GB following instructions posted here: http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE_Installation/iPodClassic/DFUiTunes
[11:53:59] <werbliben> I get to the step where a 64MB drive should appear, but it doesn't. I killed necessary processes, launched bootstrap_ipodclassic_itunes.exe and got a message on my iPod: "UMSboot v0.2.1 Please copy a UBI file to the mass storage..."
[11:54:22] <[Saint]> Are you perhaps using a USB3 port?
[11:54:40] <[Saint]> If so, try...not.
[11:55:54] <werbliben> First I was trying to do this via a USB 3 port on my Win8.1 laptop, but then I switched to 2.1 (2.0?) port on the front panel of my desktop.
[11:56:43] <[Saint]> Front panel USB ports are also renowned for being generally unreliable, but, the real issue in this instance is primarily related to the clusterfuck that is Windows.
[11:58:13] <werbliben> Hm. I'll give one of the rear panel USBs a go then (fingers crossed) Thanks =)
[12:01:29] <[Saint]> The linus installation is a LOT more robust.
[12:01:54] <[Saint]> Windows installation is a massive clusterfuck based on miracles and magic.
[12:03:20] <werbliben> Miracles do exist, though -- using a rear panel USB let my PC see the drive, thanks again for the quick response =)
[12:04:09] <[Saint]> No problem. Just remember to follow the steps given regarding ejecting.
[12:04:33] <[Saint]> Don't just yank the disk, and don't use the system tray eject icon.
[12:04:44] <werbliben> Will do =)
[12:05:17] <[Saint]> Sorry. That's just one of the things people yell at us about and claim it doesn't work.
[12:05:36] <[Saint]> Happens All. The. Time. lol
[12:31:09] <werbliben> And it worked! You are awesome =) I'm gonna go someplace secluded and perform my dance of celebration now. With Grados atop my head and a rockboxed iPod in my pocket.
[12:32:55] <[Saint]> Hah. Not a problem.
[12:33:13] <[Saint]> Now you can kiss that almight great steaming pile of shit iTunes goodbye.
[12:33:27] <[Saint]> Or, any media management software, for that matter.
[12:34:47] <[Saint]> werbliben: pro-tip - the Classic doesn't have a manual, because its unsupported by Rockbox officially, but you can use the iPod Video manual
[12:34:48] <[Saint]> http://download.rockbox.org/daily/manual/rockbox-ipodvideo.pdf
[12:35:07] <[Saint]> Everything in it will be largely correct.
[12:35:24] <[Saint]> It will simply refer to a few features not present (yet) on the Classic.
[12:35:56] <[Saint]> Virtually nothing about Rockbox is intuitive or obvious.
[12:36:03] <[Saint]> I highly advice reading the manual.
[12:51:07] <werbliben> Thanks, that is quite useful (near 250 pages, omg)!
[12:51:54] <werbliben> Resistor calculator, really?!
[12:53:59] <werbliben> I should probably expect this thing to be able to hack Pentagon servers as well =)
[12:55:50] <[Saint]> No network stack. ;)
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