http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/23/enable-disk-use-on-your-ipod-touch/
While lugging around quarterly reports is likely to be low on your list of reasons to pick up an iPod touch, you may still long for that "Enable disk use" checkbox that you can't access with the aforementioned device. If that's you, word on the street has it that iPod touch owners can simply download a certain bunch of "Media Folder utilities to copy files to and from" your unit. Reportedly, the utilities are "based around a modified version of iPhuc, work with the iPhone as well as the touch and copy files to and from the Media / Documents folder." Lastly, PPC Mac users can also get in on the fun, but it sounds like you'll be dealing with a bit more "extraneous text" along the way. Hit the read link for the full skinny.
has anyone gotten this to work on linux? or even via windows?
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/09/21/use-your-ipod-touch-as-second-rate-400-usb-stick/
tuaw says you can only do it with a mac. . .
While lugging around quarterly reports is likely to be low on your list of reasons to pick up an iPod touch, you may still long for that "Enable disk use" checkbox that you can't access with the aforementioned device. If that's you, word on the street has it that iPod touch owners can simply download a certain bunch of "Media Folder utilities to copy files to and from" your unit. Reportedly, the utilities are "based around a modified version of iPhuc, work with the iPhone as well as the touch and copy files to and from the Media / Documents folder." Lastly, PPC Mac users can also get in on the fun, but it sounds like you'll be dealing with a bit more "extraneous text" along the way. Hit the read link for the full skinny.
has anyone gotten this to work on linux? or even via windows?
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/09/21/use-your-ipod-touch-as-second-rate-400-usb-stick/
tuaw says you can only do it with a mac. . .