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16:24 < tsvetkov> After this instruction (http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/Talk:IPod_Classic_iLoader_Installation#Uninstall), I can't restore my iPod with iTunes, and I decided to restore Rockbox, but when I flash any *.ubi files, on the screen I see "*PANIC* Boot flash contents are damaged! (No SYSCFG found) Please ask for help". Could you help me?
16:31 < benedikt93> I can't really help you, but did you adapt all the 0x800c80 addresses in the commands?
16:36 < benedikt93> otherwise, this would lead to a thrashed sysconfig
16:37 < tsvetkov> in my case this address was 0x8028A60
16:44 < TheSeven> btw, those commands are lacking a zero in that number -.-
16:44 < TheSeven> tsvetkov: so you're sure that you used the same address for all those commands? and executed them in the right order?
16:45 < benedikt93> won't leading zeroes be added anymore?
16:45 < TheSeven> benedikt93: not a leading one
16:45 < TheSeven> tsvetkov: can you run the memalign command again and then the readbooflash command, but with 0 instead of 0x1000?
16:45 < TheSeven> and then emcore.py downloadfile <address> 0x1000 test.bin
16:46 < TheSeven> and look at the contents of that file
16:49 < tsvetkov> 0 should be insted both 0x1000?
16:49 < TheSeven> no, only the first one
16:55 < tsvetkov> and what I should see?
17:20 < TheSeven> well, what is in that file?
17:20 < TheSeven> does it start with gfCS?
17:23 < tsvetkov> what is gfCS?
17:23 < TheSeven> 4 letters
17:24 < tsvetkov> no this file start with E..E
17:24 < TheSeven> so apparently you're the first ipod classic user who trashed his sysinfo data by fooling with emcore.py
17:25 < tsvetkov> and what i should do?
17:26 < TheSeven> do you still have the norflash.bak file?
17:26 < TheSeven> (in case that was created during the initial installation)
17:27 < tsvetkov> no I install iloader with instruction for Windows 
17:28 < TheSeven> so did it create a /iLoader/norflash.bak file during installation?
17:29 < tsvetkov> no
17:29 < TheSeven> that's bad then
17:30 < TheSeven> can you do the following?
17:30 < TheSeven> emcore.py memalign 0x10 0x2000
17:31 < tsvetkov> yes
17:31 < TheSeven> emcore.py readbootflash 0 <address> 0x2000
17:31 < TheSeven> emcore.py downloadfile <address> 0x2000 test2.bin
17:31 < TheSeven> and then upload that test2.bin file somewhere, e.g. at datafilehost.com?
17:34 < tsvetkov> http://www.datafilehost.com/download-89cfcb3a.html - test.bin
17:34 < tsvetkov> http://www.datafilehost.com/download-7cbd1908.html - test2.bin
17:37 < TheSeven> that test1.bin file is weird
17:37 < TheSeven> that doesn't match the test2.bin file at all
17:37 < TheSeven> and apparently you copied things the wrong way round
17:38 < TheSeven> so it looks like your sysinfo is permanently gone
17:40 < tsvetkov> and what i need to do?
17:40 < TheSeven> well, if you want to run emcore, you should be able to create a fake one
17:41 < TheSeven> but i doubt that the apple firmware will accept that, or that you can even install that
17:41 < TheSeven> itunes will most certainly refuse to restore it
17:43 < tsvetkov> and what I need to create fake one emcore?
17:46 < tsvetkov> and if I use some norflash.bak from other user, can i use itunes to restore my ipod
17:47 < benedikt93> the sysinfo (which would be included in the norflash.bak) contains information unique to each iPod, so this won't really be a good idea. Stuff like hradware revision and the serial number are stored there
17:50 < tsvetkov> but if be able change serial and hardware revision?
17:58 < TheSeven> tsvetkov: http://www.datafilehost.com/download-d65f8dc9.html
17:58 < TheSeven> try flashing that to address zero of your bootflash
17:58 < TheSeven> that's about the closest we can get
17:59 < TheSeven> the other data in there is unique to each device, so we can't recreate them
18:00 < TheSeven> i tried to guess the hardware revision, i'm not sure if that's 100% safe
18:00 < tsvetkov> could you write some instruction
18:01 < tsvetkov> and i have ipod classic 160 thin
18:02 < TheSeven> emcore.py uploadfile sysinfo-classic-fake.bin
18:02 < TheSeven> emcore.py writebootflash 0 <address> 0x1000
18:04 < TheSeven> the hardware version i used there is the oldest, which is probably safest
18:04 < TheSeven> it doesn't matter for emcore/rockbox at all, but it might for the OF
18:09 < tsvetkov> now the message "*PANIC* Trying to unlock non-owned mutex! (0BFBAE10)"
18:21 < tsvetkov> i try to reinstall and now i see menu uninstall iloader
18:21 < TheSeven> how did you trigger that message?
18:21 < TheSeven> you should boot to DFU and reinstall the latest emcore release
18:22 < TheSeven> or try to restore using itunes, if that is possible
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18:23 < tsvetkov> thank you i now reboot under windows and try to restore my ipod
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23:12 < Zulkaroth> Hey, I was trying to install EmCORE on my iPod Classic, and Windows 7 64-bit rejected the driver, saying "The parameter is incorrect."  Could anyone give me a suggestion?
23:13 < TheSeven> Zulkaroth: based on which instructions?
23:14 < Zulkaroth> http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE_Installation/iPodClassic/DFUiTunes
23:14 < TheSeven> that wizard thing i just slammed into the wiki like 10 minutes ago? funny :)
23:14 < Zulkaroth> so would you recommend I wait until later to try it?
23:15 < TheSeven> hm, i'd like to get this sorted out as other people might be hitting that as well
23:15 < TheSeven> were there any other weirdnesses during the process?
23:15 < Zulkaroth> No
23:15 < Zulkaroth> Do you this it has anything to do with me using 64-bit windows?
23:16 < Zulkaroth> As in, do you think the driver for 64-bit windows is incorrect?
23:16 < TheSeven> no, the driver seems to work fine for me, and I'm using win7 64bit as well
23:16 < Zulkaroth> ok
23:16 < TheSeven> however i'm not using that exact version of the driver
23:17 < Zulkaroth> ok.  If it helps, windows recommends the driver "Apple Recovery (DFU) USB driver"
23:17 < TheSeven> does that "incorrect parameter" thing happen during the installation or afterwards?
23:18 < Zulkaroth> It rejects the driver installation
23:18 < TheSeven> this smells like the winusb or wdf coinstallers are broken, but i thought i had fixed that long ago
23:20 < Zulkaroth> would you like to fix that and let me try again later?
23:20 < TheSeven> i just tried it, and it didn't happen for me :/
23:21 < TheSeven> however this PC hasn't ever seen itunes so far, so that might have an influence
23:21 < Zulkaroth> ok.  I'm fairly experienced with computers, so don't be afraid to tech-talk to me, but I am completely inexperienced in C/ASM [the only language I'm fluent in is python]
23:23 < TheSeven> btw, were the other instructions (steps, button texts etc.) accurate?
23:23 < Zulkaroth> yes.  
23:23 < TheSeven> ok, so i guessed the english versions right :)
23:23 < Zulkaroth> Are you using AMD or Intel, and do you think that's relevent?  (I'm on i7-940)
23:23 < TheSeven> i'm on i7-620M, and I don't think this is relevant at all
23:24 < Zulkaroth> ok
23:24 < Zulkaroth> I'm just not experienced with drivers
23:25 < TheSeven> what you might want to try is going to c:\program files (x86)\common files\apple\apple mobile device support\drivers or something and getting that inf file in there out of the way
23:25 < TheSeven> then, check if there's a copy of it in c:\windows\inf called oem*.inf
23:25 < TheSeven> then completely uninstall that device, unplug and replug your ipod, and try to install our driver again
23:26 < Zulkaroth> ok.  Actually, I have something that might help.  When it entered DFU, it automatically set the driver to an apple one; that could have effected it.
23:27 < TheSeven> that's what i'm trying to get around by killing that inf file :)
23:28 < Zulkaroth> I can't find either a file or a folder named "drivers".  Should I be looking for an .inf file in the general area that appears to be a set of apple drivers?  Will renaming it be sufficent or would I need to delete it?
23:29 < TheSeven> changing the file name extension should prevent windows from finding it
23:29 < TheSeven> and one of them is certainly in common files\apple somewhere
23:30 < Zulkaroth> there are many oem*.inf files.  which should i rename
23:31 < TheSeven> the one that contains the relevant strings ("Apple Recovery (DFU) USB driver" and similar stuff)
23:31 < Zulkaroth> should I use windows search for that?
23:33 < TheSeven> i'm not sure if that one even looks at the content of inf files
23:33 < TheSeven> you can try of course :)
23:34 < Zulkaroth> true.  btw i found an apple driver in "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple\Mobile Device Support\Drivers", usbaapl64.inf (also .cat .sys and .dll)
23:38 < TheSeven> yeah, that's what i meant
23:39 < TheSeven> a copy of that will probably hang around as an oem*.inf as well
23:39 < TheSeven> you can try to catch it by its size
23:39 < Zulkaroth> thats what i'm doing :p
23:40 < Zulkaroth> is the ? (as in oem?.inf) the same for every computer that has the driver?  (I got oem37.inf)
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23:46 < TheSeven> no, it's basically the order in which the drivers were installed for the first time
23:49 < Zulkaroth> ok.  Here are some screenshots: https://picasaweb.google.com/fantasticfish3/Rockbox6GErrorScreens?authkey=Gv1sRgCNWOit7ruMuG1wE#
23:54 < TheSeven> hm, not good :(
23:55 < TheSeven> let's hope that this problem is somehow specific to your system
23:55 < Zulkaroth> should I reboot
23:55 < Zulkaroth> also are you on SP1?
23:55 < TheSeven> can't hurt, but i'll probably come up with a way to abuse itunes' own driver during the next couple of days
23:55 < TheSeven> and yes, I'm on SP1 as well
23:56 < TheSeven> the only obvious difference between our setups is itunes
23:56 < Zulkaroth> ok.  I'm going to reboot and see if it helps.  If you want I can virtualize a 7 install with just itunes installed
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23:57 < TheSeven> if you just want to get things running, you should probably virtualize an xp or 7 install *without* itunes :)
23:57 < Zulkaroth> no, i mean to debug
23:58 < Zulkaroth> I really have been looking forward to having Rockbox on my Classic, so its good to help
23:58 < TheSeven> i've just had a look at syringe's source code and how they are accessing DFU
23:58 < TheSeven> and that sounds like a plan...
23:59 < TheSeven> i'll check that out during the next days
23:59 < Zulkaroth> ok.  I'm going to sign out now and restart.  I'll check in later to tell you how it goes.
23:59 < TheSeven> if you want to help (you mentioned python...), you might want to have a look at our mess of python tools 
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