New iPod Nano 4G error message

I just bought a new 16GB Nano 4G and when I connect it to my G4 Mac tower (10.4.11) it comes up with the following error "An iPod has been detected but could not be identified correctly...."
My work computer is Windows and I've connected my iPod to it and it seems fine. My question is this... How can I reformat my iPod for Mac if I can't even get it to mount on my Mac? (Or do I need to do something different?)
--Jeff

SUCCESS!!! I had to go back to the original OS that came on my computer. After that I had to reinstall Tiger. It took quite a few times for it to install but now that it has everything is working wonderful. I have to admit I was getting very frustrated, as I had a brand new iPod with none of my near 3,000 songs on it. Thank you for all of your guidance, it is greatly appreciated.

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I agree with Ingo2711. Here are the steps to fix the issue:
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