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Scott549

macrumors regular
Original poster
Aug 24, 2010
162
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A couple questions about iOS 5 installation on my iPod Touch --

1. I assume an upgrade to Lion on my desktop is not necessary. Is that right?

2. With the iOS upgrade, will the music stay on my iPod, or will I have to start from scratch and re-load the music? The reason I ask is I've got about 55 gb of music on the iPod, which includes several thousand tracks that are not in my iTunes library (re-ripped at lower bit rates).

Thanks.
 
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Scott549

macrumors regular
Original poster
Aug 24, 2010
162
7
Bump - anyone know the answer to this? I'm more inclined to attempt the upgrade if I won't have to re-load the music, a project that could take several days.
 

vthokies

macrumors newbie
Jun 19, 2011
2
0
An upgrade isn't necessary.

Back up your iPod before you update the software. I got some error while updating my iPod software, and I had to restore it and let all of my music and apps onto the iPod. Maybe some others didn't have to do this.
 
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