5th gen won't charge with old power plug anymore

I have a video iPod which used to charge with no problem with my old firewire/dock cable and plug. I also used the iPod adapter with an iGo charger without problems. Since I did the most recent software update, I can't charge it with either of them; nothing happens when I plug it in. I can only charge it using the USB port and the dock (I don't have a USB power plug charger).
Does this make sense or am I missing something that would fix the problem. I'd like to be able to use the iGo when I travel, and it is connected to my laptop, so I don't know why it will no longer charge.
Thanks!
iBook 14G3, iMac17G3, PowerBook 12 G$ Mac OS X (10.3)

Same here...
If I connect to my Car Adapter it MAY shortly show the charging screen, but goes to Off mode shortly afterwards...
I think it is since the last software update.
Sorry, can't help.
Rgds

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