iPod touch Is it possible to clone one touch to the other?

Can't you select the "back up from" in the sync menu?

iMpathetic - I don't think it can be done, I would be very surprised, music, content and viewable directories of course but a full clone, I really doubt it mate.

Good luck

I suppose in theory it's possible, but seems like a complicated way of fixing it. p)

I'm quite knowledgeable (if I may say so ) if you need any help give me a shout!

Best,
eL

EDIT: What about putting it in DFU and if you have access to a Windows computer, format it, then OSX disk utility copy? Just a thought.

I made this up, logically it will work but I've never put it to the test. I'm looking for a work around now. Don't hold me responsible, you've done this entirely at your own risk. I am English.

Sure,

getz da ipod rite, put it into da windoze PC (personal computah)

Okay,

1. Get the iPod which you gotta resurrect
2. Connect it to a windows computer which has iTunes
3. Make sure iTunes is closed
4. Hold down home and off (or whatever) READ 5 NOW
5 --- only hold off (or whatever) for 10 seconds [exactly] keep holding home
6. Windows will recognise the iPod in DFU mode
7. You should be able to go to My computer -> properties -> Device manager and see it
8. Or you can goto My Computer and see it as a disk.

READ 10 BEFORE 9

9. Right click it, format it. - *probably won't work, but might. 50-50 chance.

10. Or whilst in DFU mode don't format it, go to iTunes and restore it.
11. Go to your mac, add the iPod but don't register etc, use Disk utility to copy whichever iPod it is and try moving it over.

TUAW Link - Not sure if it's what you're looking for.

NTFS or FAT32
- I'd prefer to leave you to do this, this is the point where it could get fudged up. Personally, I would try the iTunes option first, if that isn't the way you want to go, NTFS it then format it in Mac and follow steps. But I can't be certain, I've never done it I'm just going on basic disk guidelines and would love for someone to correct me, but I'm 90% certain, I just don't know the effect.

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I think you are taking a large risk here, and should just restore, and go through the jailbreaking process, instead of screwing up sompthing BIG time

iMpathetic said:

Format it as NTFS or FAT32?

Click to expand...

AFAIK, all iPods are formated with FAT32.

FWIW, the Mac OS can only read a NTFS partition. It cannot write without third party software.

Isn't there a little program called Misu? *cough*

EDIT: Okay, I reread through, and I think that you'd be better off just restoring and jailbreaking...