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00:01 < ikeyb> I'm back I apologize. My computer decided to shut itself down for updates. Can you link me that file again please?
00:03 < ikeyb> Whenever you get a chance 7 :)
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00:11 < [7]> [00:41:54] <[7]> http://files.freemyipod.org/misc/ipodscsi.exe
00:11 < [7]> [00:43:02] <[7]> download the restore ipsw, extract it, and run ipodscsi x: ipod6g writefirmware -p firmware.mse
00:11 < [7]> [00:43:02] <[7]> with x: being the ipod's drive letter
00:13 < [7]> ikeyb_: ^^
00:13 < ikeyb_> Doing it now :)
00:14 < ikeyb_> That .exe does... nothing.
00:14 < ikeyb_> Command box open and shuts immediately.
00:14 < ikeyb_> Wait
00:14 < ikeyb_> Never mind.
00:14 < ikeyb_> Restore ipsw?
00:14 < [7]> you need to run that with the specified command line arguments, from a command prompt window
00:15 < [7]> right click on the folder where the files are while holding shift, select "open command prompt here" or whatever its called, and type in the ipodscsi command line i sent you above
00:18 < ikeyb_> Where what(?) files are being held?
00:19 < ikeyb_> Sorry, a little lost.
00:21 < ikeyb_> Where do I download the restore ipsw?
00:31 < [7]> ikeyb_: http://www.felixbruns.de/iPod/firmware/
00:32 < [7]> and you need to do it on the directory where ipodscsi.exe and firmware.mse are
00:34 < ikeyb_> Forgive me if I'm blind, but I do not see my ipod on that list?
00:37 < [7]> ikeyb_: 80GB classic?
00:37 < [7]> that's classic (24/1.1.2)
00:38 < ikeyb_> Ah okay. Thank ya sir!
00:52 < ikeyb_> Okay says it's done.
00:52 < ikeyb_> Next step of action?
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01:37 < maxone> dose anyone of a good working safari download plugin for iso 5.0.1
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02:21 < ikeyb> @ 7
02:21 < ikeyb> I followed your instructions and the command prompt said it was done. I ejected the ipod and it still says it needs to be restored in iTunes.
02:30 < [7]> yeah that's probably why restoring with itunes fails as well
02:30 < ikeyb> Any solution that you know of?
02:30 < ikeyb> And I appreciate all you've done by the way,.
02:39 < [7]> ikeyb: handcrafting a firmware image that works around the broken sector after figuring out which one it is
02:39 < [7]> you might want to check the smart data in diagmode
03:08 < ikeyb> I have no idea what that means. :D
03:10 < [7]> go to diagmode (left+center after reset) and go to the manual, io, hdd, smart menu or whatever it's called
03:10 < [7]> there's a couple interesting values there
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03:18 < ikeyb> Im there
03:20 < ikeyb> I'm in the smart data menu
03:21 < TheSeven> tell me the retracts, reallocs and pending numbers
03:21 < ikeyb> Retracts: 95
03:21 < ikeyb> Reallocs: 617
03:22 < ikeyb> Pending Numbers: 0
03:22 < TheSeven> hm, that one should still be able to fix damage by itself
03:22 < TheSeven> but there certainly is some hdd damage
03:22 < TheSeven> 617 internally remapped bad sectors
03:22 < TheSeven> but it still seems to have spare sectors available
03:24 < ikeyb> Will it live doc?
03:33 < TheSeven> i fail to see the exact reason why the restore fails...
03:33 < TheSeven> apple's code isn't very vocal about that either
03:34 < ikeyb> It's not an uncommon issue to my understanding.
03:52 < ikeyb> :(
04:13 < ikeyb> Just about to give up; it just won't restore.
04:13 < ikeyb> I've done it time and time again.
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04:14 < ikeyb> Changed drive letters, used different cables, formats, disk mode, etc.
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04:43 < underscor> <[7]> quorn23: random lockups every couple of hours within rockbox?
04:43 < underscor> <[7]> that's a known rockbox bug, and someone has found out what's actually going on recently
04:43 < underscor> What was the problem?
04:43 < underscor> I have that on my 120GB
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04:44 < underscor> It freezes a few times a day, and makes a loud buzzing ~200hz sound
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11:32 < TheSeven> underscor: a mutex clash between some other I2C traffic (e.g. changing volume, reading battery state, ...) and reading the hold switch from a tick task
11:32 < TheSeven> tick tasks are run from an IRQ handler, so blocking on a mutex from there is effectively a hard deadlock :)
16:06 < underscor> Oh, okay. Makes sense! :)
16:06 < underscor> So, since it's blocking on the mutex, no more IRQs are being processed and everything freezes, right?
16:07 < underscor> (just trying to learn about how this all works :])
16:19 < TheSeven> a regular thread has locked the mutex, and the IRQ handler waits for the mutex to be unlocked which will never happen, because nothing else can execute while an IRQ handler is executing
16:33 < underscor> Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining it!
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