> Thanks, Kirk. It was as an emergency drive that I was thinking it
> might be useful, not as a permanent adjunct to any of my Macs. Apart
> from any other consideration, the battery would not last long enough
> for further uses. I have a 5G iPod which I use periodically but
> wanted to have a potential use for my 1G as well.
I think it's fine for emergencies. Just don't try and use it too long.
The battery doesn't matter; when it's connected by FireWire, it's
powered by the computer.
Kirk
Author of: iPod & iTunes Garage
http://www.mcelhearn.com/ipod.html
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