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post #16 of 32
2/26/11 at 7:35am

even when i put a folder with mp3 songs it does not appear in the hard drive when i try to navigate

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post #17 of 32
2/26/11 at 7:40am

i think the harddrive does not appears for my player the proof is i see 0 mb free ,but i do not know because it s'not rocboxed yet ,it's crazy ,sorry guys for my english (french guy )

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post #18 of 32
2/26/11 at 7:54am
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Now I think most likely you did not format the hard drive properly. The new hard drive must be formatted in fat32.

 

 

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4. Download fat32format, #8 in list of things you need. Extract file into C drive. Click Start>Run, type in these things:

cmd
CD /D c:\
fat32format ?: ("?" being the alphabet that you assigned the mk8025gal)

Now type "y" to say yes and hit enter, BUT MAKE SURE THE ALPHABET YOU CHOOSE IS THE ONE MK8025GAL IS ASSIGNED TO. Don't format something else by accident. If all goes correctly you should be able to click "My Computer" and see the mk8025gal listed along with your computer hard drive, recovery drive, and removable drives.

 

When formatted correctly, it should say how many gb it has. Maybe ~95gb for your 100gb hard drive.

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post #19 of 32
2/26/11 at 8:16am

ok i just type cmd it's ok,but after CD/D c:\ there s no fat32format ?:,i just follow the instruction ,do i have to respect the space (i put fat32format in  my c drive) sorry it's my debut

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post #20 of 32
2/26/11 at 8:27am

i just type fat32format with the name of the disc and after  failed to open device

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post #21 of 32
2/26/11 at 8:50am

seems i haven't the admin rights "get last error<>=5 accps refusu"

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post #22 of 32
2/26/11 at 8:55am

i already used a software to format it it 's called fat32formatter.

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post #23 of 32
2/26/11 at 9:03am

 i do not what to do

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post #24 of 32
2/26/11 at 9:04am
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If clicking My Computer and looking at the disk doesn't show ~95gb, then you formatted it wrong.

 

If you formatted wrong, let's try to use my program

 

cmd
CD /D c:\
fat32format ?: ("?" being the alphabet that you assigned the mk8025gal)

 

The ? should be replaced by the letter assigned to your 100gb hard drive. It can be a letter like F, G, H, I.

 

fat32format G: if your H140 is G.

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post #25 of 32
2/26/11 at 10:09am

its well formated it shows on my computer 92,8go free on 93,1.the rockbox folder +firmware hex on it.so it's good for this

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post #26 of 32
2/26/11 at 11:54am
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Okay and it wasn't that way before right?

 

Redo the rockbox installation now, and follow the rest of the software setup. Make sure you have the H120/140 rockbox build, not the other 4 iriver builds. Remember not to freak out and hit reset when it is trying to upgrade the firmware, or it will brick the mp3 player.

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post #27 of 32
2/26/11 at 1:56pm

even when i try hit the button rest after the yes for the upgrading this screen does not appear ,it 's as if they were something blocking the upgrading process it's a mystery

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post #28 of 32
2/26/11 at 2:45pm
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I'll ask rockbox community if they know what's going on. Be back with a response later, maybe tomorrow.

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post #29 of 32
3/1/11 at 4:44am

ok thanks just waiting for an answer

 

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post #30 of 32
3/1/11 at 5:24am
Thread Starter 
Doh, I was certain I responded! I must've exited before sending or something, sorry. I asked and they said most likely you didn't installed the bootloader. I also think this is likely because the steps necessary to do install the software can be confusing, even for people who speak English perfectly fine. Can you please tell me the steps you took to install the rockbox software? If you don't feel comfortable writing it in English, write it in your native language and I will use a translating program. I'm good at deciphering software translations, human translations tend to have more phrases and thus more ways to misinterpret tongue.gif.
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