Seeing same problem with gtkpod 2.1.0 installed on Ubuntu 11.10 and gtkpod 2.1.2 on Lubuntu 12.10; trying to load data to an old iPod Photo
Just before the error dialogue re .m4a files not being recognized, there is a couple of errors reported related to trying to write to the users home directory (eg /home/user ) and 'user.ext'.
gtkpod also does not seem to be consistent in terms of the how/when/if it recognizes the mounted / loaded iPod; dmesg contains complaints about sending ioctl 2285 to a partition.
Fix described above by keplicz works for me on the Lubuntu system (not yet tried the 11.10 machine).
NOTE: you need ensure that whatever programme is creating the .m4a files, the mp3/mp4 'tag fields' are populated with artist name, track etc (not sure what the minimum requirement is).
Seeing same problem with gtkpod 2.1.0 installed on Ubuntu 11.10 and gtkpod 2.1.2 on Lubuntu 12.10; trying to load data to an old iPod Photo
Just before the error dialogue re .m4a files not being recognized, there is a couple of errors reported related to trying to write to the users home directory (eg /home/user ) and 'user.ext'.
gtkpod also does not seem to be consistent in terms of the how/when/if it recognizes the mounted / loaded iPod; dmesg contains complaints about sending ioctl 2285 to a partition.
Fix described above by keplicz works for me on the Lubuntu system (not yet tried the 11.10 machine).
NOTE: you need ensure that whatever programme is creating the .m4a files, the mp3/mp4 'tag fields' are populated with artist name, track etc (not sure what the minimum requirement is).