Official Ipod Video / Classic 5g+5.5g+6g+6.5g+7g SSD Mod thread
Mar 21, 2013 at 5:16 AM Post #1,021 of 10,664
Starting to make sense now.

5.5G 80GB - any hd/ssd/msata/cf upgrade (with relevant adapters)

5.5G 30GB - same as above?

6.5G 120GB - only like for like upgrade

7G 160GB - only 240GB upgrade (with new back and batt)
 
Mar 21, 2013 at 7:11 AM Post #1,022 of 10,664
To this matrix:
There is no 5.5G 30GB, this is 5G
5G may be upgraded max 120 gb
5.5G may be upgraded max 240 gb
 
am I right?
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Mar 21, 2013 at 7:48 AM Post #1,023 of 10,664
Quote:
To this matrix:
There is no 5.5G 30GB, this is 5G
5G may be upgraded max 120 gb
5.5G may be upgraded max 240 gb
 
am I right?
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If you're only talking platter hard drives (remember, this is the SSD mod thread, not the HD mod thread)

5G may be upgraded to 256GB SSD
 
Mar 21, 2013 at 8:11 AM Post #1,026 of 10,664
As it stands today, this is what I believe to be working. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
 
 
HDD
SSD
mSATA
CF
Rockbox*
5.5G 30GB
160GB​
128GB​
256GB​
128GB​
Y​
5.5G 80GB
240GB​
128GB​
256GB​
128GB​
Y​
6.5G 120GB
120GB​
x​
x​
128GB​
N​
7G 160GB
240GB​
x​
x​
128GB​
N​
 
* Stable Rockbox with installer support
 
Mar 21, 2013 at 9:14 AM Post #1,028 of 10,664
Their is a difference, their is such a thing as a 5.5g 30gb. I've had all 4 models of the 5/5.5G and this is what I found with a 240gb HDD. Both 5G models did not work with it, both 5.5G models did. 
Quote:
5.5G 30 gb - this is actually 5G (not 5.5)
5.5G 80 gb can run msata 256gb (but user gets only 240gb). This mod is not Rockboxed yet. Only Apple firmware.

 
Mar 21, 2013 at 11:31 AM Post #1,031 of 10,664
Quote:
but then the one that was previously 30GB will have ram problems comparing to the other 60/80GB's right? (HDD)

RAM:
5G 30gb iPod Video Board: 32mb
5G 60gb iPod Video Board: 32mb
5.5G 30gb iPod Video Board: 32mb
5.5G 80gb iPod Video Board: 64mb
 
For some reason though, their is a difference between each of the board in the 5.5G line as opposed to the previous models of iPod Video's. If the 5.5g board and the 5g board of the 30gb iPod Video's were the same, then you'd be able to have the Search feature on both devices, but you can't. Only on the 5.5G iPod Video's can you have that feature on the stock OS. 
 
all 5.5G iPod Videos can handle a 240gb HDD, but obviously one will handle it better than the other. Also, I only have tested this with the stock OS, not Rockbox
 
Mar 22, 2013 at 7:00 PM Post #1,032 of 10,664
question for the group:
 
 
Looking to spring for a Custom 5.5 240G..very nice...
 
Question: Is anyone out there modding  android phones with a similar  240 GB harddrive?
 
I know the wolfsson are really nice DAC's,but would love to have a similar unit with a nice HD display for video...
 
Mar 22, 2013 at 8:31 PM Post #1,033 of 10,664
No point, services like plex allow streaming and also mobile wifi connected hard drives are used with android devices
Quote:
question for the group:
 
 
Looking to spring for a Custom 5.5 240G..very nice...
 
Question: Is anyone out there modding  android phones with a similar  240 GB harddrive?
 
I know the wolfsson are really nice DAC's,but would love to have a similar unit with a nice HD display for video...

 
Mar 23, 2013 at 11:27 AM Post #1,034 of 10,664
Quote:
question for the group:
 
 
Looking to spring for a Custom 5.5 240G..very nice...
 
Question: Is anyone out there modding  android phones with a similar  240 GB harddrive?
 
I know the wolfsson are really nice DAC's,but would love to have a similar unit with a nice HD display for video...

 
Android phones don't have hard drives.  They have embedded memory chips, which makes them impossible to upgrade.  Phones with card slots allow expansion (up to 64GB, at the present time), and phones with USB OTG (On-The-Go) enabled can make use of external storage.
 
My dream is an Android device with massive on-board memory, at least one (but preferably two) micro-SD slot(s), a good audio section, and a decent output stage.  But, the trend is toward less memory (with the exception of the newly released HTC One, which is available in 64gb), and no card slot(s).  And, with the push towards Beats-type hype, there's no thought given to premium sound.  The providers are try to push subscribers into cloud services, more restrictive data plans, and bigger profits for themselves.  But, I digress....
 

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