Synch bombs WinXP  Pro SP2 on two different iPods

OK, here's my issue and I haven't seen anyone report anything quite like it.
I have two different iPods: a 60GB and a very new 160 GB Classic.
Both "fail" synch test in iTunes but the test output is not helpful in explaining "why."
I have about 40 GB of mp3 and audiobook files in iTunes.
If I "restore" either machine and put them on autosynch they will gl through importing all 6,000+ items (as indicated by the iTunes progress window) and then, suddenly, you end up looking at a blank black screen (not the GUI) with flat cursor blinking at upper left...computer hung up stone cold dead.
If you power down the computer, the iPod will recognize it has been disconnected. Examining it (both) then gives you your various playlists, mostly without content, and a few (like 8 or 10) mp3s and audiobooks at max.
If I load the playlists manually, one-by-one, I can upload all the content and the iPods work OK (but still fail synch tests).
After uploading the bulk of the material, I can put them on autosynch and make minor changes such as adding a song or two and they will synch to completion. But neither will execute a complete upload without crashing on autosynch although placing the same amount of content manually works OK.
Anyone ever see this behavior?

Pull your OS X drive.
XP and Vista 32-bit only give you 1.9GB of RAM.
If you don't need native access or 3D you might just want to later use it with Fusion, VirtualBox or Parallels.
Apple uses GPT (GUID) which creates those small 200MB and 128MB partitions you see that are essential.
For me, I would just format the drive as MBR, and FAT/MSDOS or if you have NTFS from MacFUSE or Paragon, format as NTFS (preferable), and pull OS X and then install.

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