So I stumbled across this. I don't think it's of great use but thought you guys should know anyway (if you already don't): http://www.magicshot.net/ipodpics/crash.jpg

Other ideas I was thinking about; would USB Prober be any good? How about running it whilst restoring an iPod Touch through iTunes?

Also, what are the chances of trying to screw with the iPodT by using trojan audio or the like?

Anyway just ideas.

Matt

Hard to believe that image is legit when the folder supposedly of the iPod shows more free space available than the largest touch offers.

In the error log it shows what processes are active..

I have a file on my XP desktop that is in C:\Documents and Settings\XX\Application Data\Apple Computer\Lockdown that seems to contain Certificates and Keys.. are these the keys in question that need to be decrypted? also anyone know how to stop lockdownd?

1187840 bytes free
35504128 bytes wired
About to jettison: MobileSafari

Processes
PID RPRVT RSHRD RSIZE Command
1 164K 220K 240K launchd
13 352K 212K 588K CommCenter
15 4.35M 26.5M 7.98M SpringBoard
16 588K 512K 1.05M configd
17 196K 176K 356K crashreporterd
18 956K 468K 1.59M iapd
19 316K 260K 516K mDNSResponder
20 412K 356K 688K lockdownd
21 188K 224K 272K syslogd
22 84.0K 180K 116K update
23 292K 332K 488K ptpd
26 188K 208K 252K notifyd
198 31.2M 24.4M 54.1M MobileSafari
200 840K 800K 1.38M mediaserverd
202 324K 388K 908K crashdump
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Originally Posted by yacoub

Hard to believe that image is legit when the folder supposedly of the iPod shows more free space available than the largest touch offers.

Actually, the crash file is copied to the local hard drive and then sent to apple.