yes, but on the box, the nano's specs works with your new OS?
do you need to upgrade the nano's firmware?
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yes, but on the box, the nano's specs works with your new OS?
do you need to upgrade the nano's firmware?
I think I've done both of those. The new OS is right for sure, and the first time I plugged the iPod in, it did something with an update.
okay, unfortunately that's the only help I can give. sorry about that. maybe a nano expert will show up.
thanks, le nub, I appreciate your trying.
I have no idea what to do other than suggest a visit to the Applestore with the iMac and nano and cable in hand. It may just be that the iMac is too outmoded for these newfangled devices. :-(
You could try creating a new user account on the computer, and see if iTunes works better with that one.
So when is that thing happening that is happening today?
Hey, wait a minute. Why is my credit card burning hot this morning?
I tried to backup my iTunes last night and it said the file was too big for a CD and to put in a DVD. Well, I only have a CD-R drive... How the heck to I back up my stuff?
That's odd. What version is it?
I know iTunes 7 is supposed to ask for another CD. I don't know abut earlier versions.
You could use a standard CD burner program, like Nero or some such to span disks and just back up your library folder.