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[10:47:04] <akaTRAP> Does anyone know how to revert back to the original firmware?
[10:47:09] <akaTRAP> iTunes won't recognize my iPod.
[10:47:29] <njsg> akaTRAP: which iPod is it?
[10:47:35] <akaTRAP> iPod Classic 3G
[10:48:15] <njsg> akaTRAP: you installed rockbox on it? it's normal that iTunes won't recognize it, as it now does not use the iTunes database or anything like that
[10:48:38] <akaTRAP> Yea, but after installing it I realized it's not for me, and I would like to revert back if possible.
[10:48:54] <njsg> akaTRAP: but one thing, do you need what's on the iPod?
[10:49:05] <njsg> akaTRAP: the simplest way, if you have iTunes, is to restore it using iTunes
[10:49:15] <njsg> akaTRAP: (and it's normal that it won't offer you that option right now)
[10:49:31] <akaTRAP> I have everything backed up, so nothing is important on this iPod.
[10:49:51] <njsg> akaTRAP: ok, connect the iPod to the computer with iTunes, open iTunes, it won't list the iPod
[10:50:04] <njsg> let me just double-check if the step is the same for 3G
[10:50:25] <njsg> akaTRAP: you need to get the iPod in DFU mode so that iTunes recognizes it and offers a choice to "recover" it
[10:51:37] <njsg> akaTRAP: hold menu+select (so, the top and center buttons in the wheel) for 15 seconds
[10:51:50] <njsg> akaTRAP: first, that will trigger the usual iPod restart. keep holding the buttons
[10:52:17] <njsg> akaTRAP: then, as it is connected to the computer, it will restart again, and the screen will be (almost?) black
[10:52:37] <njsg> akaTRAP: that is DFU mode, and iTunes should recognize it after some seconds
[10:53:02] <njsg> akaTRAP: wait a while, and it should say something along with the lines of "iTunes detected an iPod in recovery mode"
[10:53:23] <akaTRAP> Damn, I had it and I guess I held it down for too long cuz now it says "waiting for iPod".  I'll try again.
[10:54:12] <njsg> you could do the restore using tools from freemyipod, but as iTunes is able to do it, I'd say it's easier
[10:54:35] <njsg> the iTunes procedure is really this simple, see http://www.freemyipod.org/wiki/EmCORE_Uninstallation
[10:55:56] <akaTRAP> Hmm, I did it a second time but I don't get the "DFU" device.  I guess I just need to restart the process.
[10:56:03] <akaTRAP> lol I think I got excited and messed it up :P
[10:56:48] <akaTRAP> oh nevermind.  iTunes recognized the iPod.  :D thanks for your help
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