Lost my hard drive need some help

I lost my harddrive on my Comp with all my pics. Well my IPOD has all the pics on it and I wanted to know i there is a way for me to move all my pics from my IPOD back to my comp. They really do me no good if they arnt on my Comp. Thanks for the help in advance

To retrieve photos from an iPod you could try one of these utilities:
iPodPhotoCopy Windows only
CopyPodPhoto Windows only
iPodCopy Mac and Windows Versions
iPod Photo Liberator Mac & Windows

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Greetings,
Thank you for your reply. i can't seem to do this Disk utility>externalHD>"Erase">MS-DOS(FAT). for MS-DOS(FAT) option seems to be not available on windows partition; is this something in relation that i have formatted my externalHD into mac os extended(journaled) then partitioned it to two?
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I notice in mac os that devices show up as no names, well if I need to eject my drives how can I tell which is which when they both show up with the same no name? I dont want to accidentally eject the wrong drives in the wrong order.
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You can rename the drives to be just about anything you choose. That will help you to make sure that you are disconnecting the correct drive. As for the daisy chaining issue, I have found that even though the enclosures have the ports for this, I tend to see more issues with random disconnects. As near as I can tell, the Firewire port may not be providing sufficient power to drive two 7200 RPM drives at the same time. I personally prefer to use one drive on my FW800 port and a second on my FW400 port. Yes, one of the dries gets a lower bus speed, but for the increase in drive stability, it actually tends to perform slightly better overall since there are fewer drive disconnects under heavy load.
You reference Windows XP and Parallels. Parallels allow you to specify to connect a drive to the Mac OS side, or to the virtual environment running Windows. This is easily managed. If you are referring to Boot Camp, then yes, they will still work, as the Boot Camp drivers you should have installed would have installed drivers for the Firewire port. One other thing to keep in mind is that depending upon how the drives are formatted, you might have read-only access to the drives under one of the two OSes. You can buy/download drivers to give you full read/write access to HFS+ drives under Windows, and similarly for NTFS drives under Mac OS. Also, if you choose to connect the drives to a virtual Windows environment, then they will not be available to your Mac OS unless they are shared from the Windows side.

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Aloha:
I have a Macally PHR-S100SUA enclousure that does not recognise,my WD 1001fals hard drive. It has worked just fine with other internal drives, but not this one?
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