Well, if you have a backup just drag the music folders and drop them on
iTunes. It will reload them into iTunes, make a new iTunes data file
and they will be there to load on the iPod the next time you connect.
Worked like a charm for me yesterday. Now, if you didn't back up your
data before doing the clean install........
JeffW.
Well that's just dandy. Absofreakinlutely dandy.
Thanks,
Brian
On Jan 4, 2005, at 11:49 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
On 1/4/05 9:19 PM, "Brian Rule" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
Cybertrough:
At the advice of the apple "genius" at the local apple store I did a
complete clean reinstall of OS X. Fast forward>>>>>
I took my iPod and plugged it in, it loaded iTunes, and thinking this
would be a simple matter, when it asked if i wanted to change the
library on the iPod to link it to the new iTunes library I foolishly
said yes, assuming it would sync the two libraries. Now my damn iPod
is empty. Is there a way to regain what was lost without reloading
all
those friggin cds?
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