Does Creative MuVO micro n200 work under SuSE 9.1?
I am thinking about getting a Creative MuVo Micro N200 and am wondering if it works under suse 9.1. If so, is it a kernel thing, because I use kernel 2.6.9 vanilla. Thanks!
Just read article on /. that went over all the newest iPod killers and what they can do. Found one in there that supports Linux out of the box. Here is the link http://www.mp3newswire.net/stories/2004/xmasplayers2.html It's called a Woodi..... I can see you asking your partner for Woodi for X-mas right now... hehe B-) On Monday 22 November 2004 07:18 pm, Steven Pasternak wrote:
I am thinking about getting a Creative MuVo Micro N200 and am wondering if it works under suse 9.1. If so, is it a kernel thing, because I use kernel 2.6.9 vanilla. Thanks!
Steven Pasternak wrote:
I am thinking about getting a Creative MuVo Micro N200 and am wondering if it works under suse 9.1. If so, is it a kernel thing, because I use kernel 2.6.9 vanilla. Thanks!
It looks like an upgraded version of the Nomad MuVo I've got, which works fine with SuSE 9.1. I've heard of a few problems if you use submount, though I didn't personally experience any, and submount can be disabled. My MuVo doesn't seem to require any special software for formatting, as described in www.linux-usb.org, but works fine with a vfat file system. In any case, copy mp3s to and from the MuVo is pretty easy. It's to Creative's advantage to make the device work. Anything nonstandard won't let you do easy file transfer so they should use vfat. However, you may have to try it and see. In practice, I've found WinXP more problematic than SuSE for pen drives because it tries to assign drive letters that have already been assigned. This is a typical piece of crass M$ design: you get problems because XP can't handle a simple feature that was obsolete 15 years ago. -- JDL
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