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Thanks :) I too will wait until it's been sorted :)

Yeah but it said "No iPod found" when searching for it. It was definately plugged in at the time. It's an 80GB model... and I can only find documentation for the 30 and 60... could it be that it's just not supported? Heh :P

If I do that it says that the resource or drive doesn't exist

I did a quick search on here but there are no threads that I can see. I have a 5th generation iPod (video with iPod) and I'm trying to install Linux on it; should work right? I get this when I type 'mount' in Terminal /dev/disk1s3 on /Volumes/myPod (local, nodev, nosuid, journaled) That means it is definately formatted correctly, right? Anyway, when I use the dd if=/dev/disk1s3 of=ipod_os_partition_backup I get this message: dd: /dev/disk1s3: Resource busy Don't suppose anyone has any idea why do they? Thanks a lot in advance :)

Cheers guys I did what you said intelspeed but it was already set to hibernate. I changed it to restart then back to hibernate and it worked. Thanks a lot :)

When I first got my PC, pressing the power button made it hibernate but now it makes it restart. Also doing Alt+F4 then clicking on Hibernate makes it restart. Is there any possible explanation for this or is my PC weird? What do I need to do to go about fixing this?