Trouble with ipod classic 20gb

good evening
I have 20 gb ipod the first one and when I try to connect with my mac Itunes doesn´t recognize it.
The message is ipod is "corrompido ".oryy but I don ´t know the translation of " corrompido"
When I try to erase it Mac says thta it isn´t possible

Try posting in the appropriate forum. This is for the new Classic 80Gb/160GB model.

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Select your preferred language.
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Excuse my not fluent english, I'm not british/american so I will try to make myself as clear as possible. Thanks
First of all, got iPod classic 80gb, systems Vista/XP, was trying to cope with this problem on both computers, but ran out of ideas, so decided to make a topic on Apple forum.
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When I had Windows XP on a Lenovo, I also had a U2 20Gb iPod...The problem was, believe it or not, the battery! I took it to ipodrepair in Toronto, and they said there was some servo or switch that was blown. It couldn't charge properly and when it was connected to the computer, it went into limbo - not able to charge, not able to load the ipod.
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ALT. SOLUTION !!! SONGBIRD - no proB with ipod classic in Windows XP SP2

hello friends...!
atlast i have come out of the APPLE AGONY http:// new ipod classic not recognized in itunes + itunes 7.6 installed but not opening in windows XP ...
having kept my APPLE IPOD CLASSIC unused for 15 days was REALLY IRRITATING...
# I have temporarily switched on with SONGBIRD http:// itunes alternative software...
just go ahead with - http://wiki.songbirdnest.com/Docs/IPodDeviceSupport
may be after waiting for next few months(?!!) for the APPLE designers to fix their itunes 7.6 goof-up with windows XP or with new ipod classic , i may try next itunes version....though i have not a bit of interest left to tune in with "itunes" ;-(
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Hope Songbird brings smiles on your faces too...Go ahead..
God Bless ITUNES 7.6

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