New Ipod ( Itouch ,nano video & new classic ) support ! ( tested in amarok )

[rabanomen]

The newest Ipod from Apple ( Ipod iTouch , Nano video and Classic ) doestn have support for Linux users but with a simple program we can solve this problema and hack the hash ofour ipods databases.Just works


1. You need download this file : http://main.wtbw.co.uk/hash_linux.zip
$ wget http://main.wtbw.co.uk/hash_linux.zip

2. Unzip and cd it
$ unzip hash_linux.zip
$ cd hash_crack/

3. Connect your iPod and get the hex direction . Use this command :

$ sudo lsusb -v | grep -i Serial

4. Open the file "main.cpp" and replace in line 15 the example serial line , with your own ipod serial :

Between 2 numbers there is an " 0x"
If your serial is : 003B566097408C14
you may convert in : " 0x00 0x3B 0x56 0x60 0x97 0x40 0x8C 0x14"
$nano main.cpp

5. ¿Have you installed gcc ? [ $ sudo install gcc ] if dont , we need it !
Compile your main.cpp

$ make all

6. Now we have the crack ready . Just run replacing the "ROUTEOFIPOD" with your path to ipod ( /media/IPODRABANO ) for me

$ ./gethash /[PATH_TO_IPO]/iPod_Control/iTunes/iTunesDB
For example ./gethash /media/IPODRABANO/iPod_Control/iTu.....

7. The last version of Amarok bring support for the news iPods . Upgrade amarok if you dont have it ! . Mount the ipod in amarok , and ..... just run !!!!!

[euxneks]

does this require the jailbreak/sshfs method as well?

[elbioleg]

Thank you very much, it runs perfectly with the Rhythmbox.

[El Flavio]

HI! I dont know how to get my ipod serial. where is it?

[ldgregory]

Hmmm. Does this work with the current iTouch (bought yesterday). My serial number is much longer than the eight (byte?) hex in this how-to. i.e in the example, you list:

If your serial is : 003B566097408C14

My serial number from lsusb is:
iSerial 3 1238486cd169a1f1d0c0766e0c016ead356acf8d

Line 14 in main.cpp is:
unsigned char fwid[8] = {

with fwid[8] apparently sized for the eight (byte?) hex in the example serial. I suppose I could change it to fwid[20].

I would have tried that, but ls'ing my /media directory and I don't see the iTouch mounted anywhere.

dmesg shows the following when connecting the iTouch:
[ 2507.295883] usb 5-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 4
[ 2507.430563] usb 5-1: configuration #1 chosen from 3 choices

Given that it doesn't appear to have mounted (although DigiKam auto-starts when I plug in the iTouch), I'm not sure I can proceed with your next step of:

$ ./gethash /[PATH_TO_IPO]/iPod_Control/iTunes/iTunesDB

This is a jailbroken 1.1.4 iTouch initial config done on an ******* box.

Thanks for any help.

[myusername]

the serial to the ipod touch (or any ipod) is on the back of the ipod. you can also find it on the original ipod box

[ldgregory]

Hmmm. Ultimately, I ended up following another tutorial and got everything working, but the serial number on the back of my iPod Touch is 1A8014ZX14D which is eleven characters rather than the 16 characters in his serial number. No biggie though, I've already got it working. Just trying to solve DigiKam and the Touch for photo transfers.

Thanks everyone.

[Ghost175]

5. ¿Have you installed gcc ? [ $ sudo install gcc ] if dont , we need it !
Compile your main.cpp

what do you mean gcc? the command sudo install gcc get rejected by my terminal,

install: missing destination file operand after `gcc'
Try `install --help' for more information.

and once that is fixed how do you compile main.cpp?

[whin]

wow this is really great!

[IwarV]

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