[lonereaction]

Pardon this simple question, I've been playing around with rockbox today. Where is the "shuffle all" option?
 
Edit: Thank you, lazybum!

 

[lazybum]

^ at the WPS long hold select > playlist > reshuffle
 
Shuffles all ur song in the current playlist

 

[Pageygeeza]

Clip+ Rockbox has been upgraded to unstable again by the looks of it.  

 

[buz]

the Sunday releases felt quite acceptably stable to me...

 

[BaboonGuy]

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Clip+ Rockbox has been upgraded to unstable again by the looks of it.  

Do you know which build # it is for reference?

 

[Pageygeeza]

BaboonGuy:  Yeah,  r26131, r26144 is current.  Stability is great, I've messed with it like crazy and hasn't crashed on me yet!  
 
Buz:  I've not got mine to crash yet.   

 

[icedtrip]

Running r26144 myself with no issues.  Running rock solid.

 

[buz]

Yeah mine has not crashed either but I have not used it more than an hour so far. Trying it as I type...

 

[shigzeo]

mine went on for several ALAC albums today. Still fine - still bippety boppety boop in the background.

 

[Pageygeeza]

Do you think it'll be stable when it can use USB?

 

[dmcom]

I also use the dayly build of Sunday without any problems so far. Does everything I expect it to do.
Now please solve the USB-Mode issue and I'm happy for the time beeing.

 

[lazybum]

A quick question:
Is it possible to update the rockbox firmware without reinstalling it? Like replacing the .rockbox folder on the player only?

 

[dmcom]

Yes, that is the usual procedure to update to another build. Just decompress the rb-archive to the root directory of your player and overwrite the.rockbox directory.

 

[icedtrip]

Quote:

A quick question:
Is it possible to update the rockbox firmware without reinstalling it? Like replacing the .rockbox folder on the player only?

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Yes, that is the usual procedure to update to another build. Just decompress the rb-archive to the root directory of your player and overwrite the.rockbox directory.

 
Like dmcom said, just decompressing the rockbox archive and overwriting the old .rockbox folder works just fine, but this will overwrite settings, any added themes, etc.
 
If you are on a Mac, decompressing rockbox-sansaclipplus.zip in a directory that already has ".rockbox" will create a ".rockbox 1" folder.  You can delete the old folder then decompress, but if you want to keep all of the settings, etc; drag the rockbox-sansaclipplus.zip file to the Clip's drive, open Terminal and type:
 
cd /Volumes/nameofclipplus
unzip -u rockbox-sansaclipplus.zip
 
This will only replace those files that have been updated, and will leave everything else in place.  This includes all of your settings, added themes, fonts, etc.  Of course, all of this would be if you are on a Mac.  I know this can be done on Windows as well, but I am not sure how.

 

[marc2003]

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Like dmcom said, just decompressing the rockbox archive and overwriting the old .rockbox folder works just fine, but this will overwrite settings, any added themes, etc.

wrong. your settings remain intact when upgrading this way.