Restored iPod, trying to Sync music

I finally updated my iPod. Everything was deleted off of it, but I had all my files back up so everything is saved in my iTunes. I am wondering how to get my music back onto my iPod. Every time I go to sync my music it brings up a message saying I have to libraries synced to my iPod and that it erase one of them. But at the top of the page it shows how many songs iTunes will sync and it is all the music I had on my iPod before. So will it delete anything? Please help.

It will do as the message says. As long as all the media in in the iTunes library it will just be sync/can be synced to the iPod. Click on erase and sync.

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Reallocs: 12
Pending Sectors: 0
PowerOn Hours: 2202
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Temp: Min 10c
Temp: Max 50c
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Restored iPod, trying to Sync music

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