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12:34 < Cephapod> Hello all
12:37 < Marach> hey.
12:38 < user890104> hello
12:38 < Cephapod> I've been trying to get my ipod 6g up and running with the emcore bootloader.
12:39 < user890104> if you didn't read the logs archive:
12:39 < user890104> [21:31:50] <[7]> Cephapod's ipod behaves like excessive undervolting... i thought we did disable that in current svn head?
12:39 < user890104> [21:32:17] <[7]> Marach's looks like a usbfixcandidate case
12:39 < [Saint]> What part is bothering you?
12:39 < Marach> user890104: thanks for pasting that
12:39 < Cephapod> yes, thanks
12:40 < Marach> but now i can't patch and rebuild...
12:40 < Marach> the HDD with linux broke yesterday
12:40 < user890104> well, you basicly need http://files.freemyipod.org/tmp/installer-ipodclassic-usbfixcandidate.ubi and http://files.freemyipod.org/tmp/rockbox-ipodclassic-usbfixcandidate.zip
12:41 < user890104> Cephapod: your case is a bit more complicated
12:41 < [Saint]> Got a CD burner or USB key? You could always use a liveCD, or run linux in a vm.
12:41 < user890104> it seems like your ipod does not have enough voltage to power the hardware parts
12:42 < user890104> which shouldn't happen
12:42 < Marach> yeah, i've got an arch livecd.u
12:42 < Cephapod> I see
12:42 < Marach> user890104: i tried to avoid those versions but now that i think about it, i don't even remember why i installed the svn ones
12:43 < user890104> Marach: the SVN ones are *not* recommended for end users
12:43 < user890104> unless someone of the developers advise you to do so
12:43 < Marach> i think we were trying to fix the 10KBps write speed on linux problem with them
12:44 < user890104> well, in that case the usb fix should be included in the latest build
12:44 < user890104> the svn versions are basicly the last release + the usb fix + some other untested changes + some visual changes in the menu + some new api functions
12:45 < Marach> first i'll install the usbfixcandidate versions
12:45 < user890104> yeah, try that first, should be safe
12:46 < user890104> Cephapod: about your ipod, TheSeven could give me a hint what is the maximum voltage we can use, then i can make you a custom build to see if it fixes your problem
12:47 < Cephapod> Would that be a lot of trouble?
12:47 < user890104> but he is a busy man, so we need to wait for him to answer when he's free
12:47 < user890104> the build is basicly made in a few minutes
12:47 < user890104> but i need to know the exact values
12:47 < user890104> because, supplying the wrong voltage can damage the parts
12:48 < Cephapod> ah, that would not be wonderful
12:48 < user890104> yeah, but fortunately he knows which values are safe
12:48 < user890104> since he wrote most of the firmware
12:49 < user890104> emcore and rockbox for the classics
12:49 < Cephapod> Are the problems related to the generation of the ipod or to faulty hardware in my ipod?
12:49 < user890104> it may be a failure, it may be some different parts used in the series which your ipod belongs to
12:49 < user890104> i can't tell for sure
12:50 < Cephapod> I understand
12:50 < user890104> you should keep an eye at the logs
12:50 < user890104> http://logs.freemyipod.org/%23freemyipod-support/2011-10/
12:50 < user890104> so you can see when he replies, if you're not online at the moment
12:50 < Cephapod> will do!
13:22 < TheSeven> user890104: just comment the voltage configuration part altogether
13:22 < TheSeven> it'll run at stock voltages then
13:23 < TheSeven> i thought we did that in svn though
13:24 < TheSeven> yeah, we did that: http://websvn.freemyipod.org/filedetails.php?repname=freemyipod&path=%2Femcore%2Ftrunk%2Ftarget%2Fipodnano3g%2Fpmu.c
13:24 < TheSeven> Cephapod: which revision are you using?
13:25 < TheSeven> everything >=r683 should be running at stock voltages and not exhibit this behavior
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15:10 < Cephapod> I'm using the r708 release. The emcore menu screen was very garbled but the real problem was that the rockbox fallback was hanging and I therefore wasn't able to use roxkbox to make the main memory accessible on the laptop. Thankfully I got past this stage and the ipod appears to be running rockbox without problems atm.
15:22 < Cephapod> Thanks for all your help! If I could make a suggestion about your otherwise excellent installation walkthrough - it would be helpful if you could amend the last bullet pointed instruction on (EmCORE Installation/iPodClassic/PrepareDFULinux) to indicate that the sudo command should be run not as it is indicated but with the correct filename of the downloaded version of the .dfu file. Perhaps this only confused me.
15:27 < user890104> Cephapod: thanks, fixed
15:27 < Cephapod> :0)
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19:34 < AbbySciuto> Alright, I'm at http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE_Installation/iPodClassic/DFUiTunes this step in the wizard.  I do the menu-select holding, the iPod turns off, and then iTunes pops up and ruins everything
19:34 < AbbySciuto> I've killed AppleMobileDeviceService.exe already and it doesn't come back
19:35 < AbbySciuto> ...until, that is, iTunes pops up.
19:37 < benedikt93> AbbySciuto, you may need to kill more processes, probably all Apple ones.
19:37 < AbbySciuto> I'll give that a shot then
19:40 < AbbySciuto> oh hey it worked
19:40 < AbbySciuto> Now I feel stupid for not trying that earlier >.<
19:43 < AbbySciuto> Thanks!
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21:55 < dominic1> i need help
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22:23 < TheSeven> wow, that's a real genius :)
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