Description of problem: After using rhythmbox from Fedora13 to add music to an 8Gb ipod nano the ipod no longer sees any music on the device. The music is there (thankfully) but the ipod doesn't see it. I'm guessing that the DB format was changed in rhythmbox because I have not upgraded the firmware on the ipod. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhythmbox-0.12.8-3.fc13.i686 How reproducible: Everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. Plug a working ipod in 2. add a song from rhythmbox to it. 3. sync/eject 4. ipod sees no music
(In reply to comment #0) <snip> > 3. sync/eject How did you do "sync/eject"? By default, you'll need to wait for about 30 seconds until rhythmbox will update the database on the iPod. Once that's done, the music database should be synced. What iPod Nano were you using? Which version of libgpod?
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