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fusepod(1)		     General Commands Manual		      fusepod(1)

NAME
     fusepod - iPod virtual filesystem

SYNOPSIS
     fusepod [ options ] mountpoint

DESCRIPTION
     FUSEPod is a userspace virtual filesystem which mounts your iPod into a di-
     rectory for easy browsing of your songs on your iPod.

USAGE
     To mount your ipod type at the console:
	    fusepod mount_to

     If  FUSEPod  fails  to find your iPod you can specify the iPod's mountpoint
     through the environment variable IPOD_DIR.  Note that the iPod must already
     be mounted so that you can read it.

     For example, say my iPod is mounted at /media/IPOD and I want to mount  the
     FUSEPod layer at /home/keegan/ipod

     You would enter at the console:
	    IPOD_DIR="/media/IPOD" fusepod /home/keegan/ipod

     You  can  also  create the necessary files and directories for your iPod to
     work.  FUSEPod will prompt you if you specify IPOD_DIR which does not  have
     the necessary structure.

     To unmount FUSEPod type at the console:
	    fusermount -u mounted_to

     To add songs copy them too
	    [mounted_to]/Transfer

     Or add the absolute path of the song to the file
	    [mounted_to]/add_songs

     You can also add files and recusrively add directories through
	    [mounted_to]/add_files.sh [ files/directories ] ...

     And then to sync the database and copy the files run
	    [mounted_to]/sync_ipod.sh [ -watch ]

     You  can  the  view all the songs that will be added to the iPod by viewing
     the files in the Transfer directory and the songs in the file add_songs.

     If you are happy with the contents of add_songs and the Transfer  directory
     you can run the command:
	    ./sync_ipod.sh

AUTHOR
     Keegan Carruthers-Smith <keegan.csmith@gmail.com>

iPod virtual filesystem 	   FUSEPod 0.5			      fusepod(1)

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