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[12:02:33] <bebna> Sorry for this question, but google didn't help: If I get a for my Ipod Classic 6.5G 120GB thick casing, I can use the 8mm 250GB Toshiba MK2431GAH hdd and one of these thick ~900mah batteries, right? I read in one forum post you can't access more than 128GB on the 120GB model, but I think this was with apple firmware, it should work with an emCore & Rockbox setup right?
[12:04:02] <user890104> bebna: it should work in theory, yes
[12:04:21] <user890104> but unless someone tests it, we can't tell for sure
[12:04:51] <user890104> there may be timing issues with other than stock hard drives, or incompatible drive firmware
[12:05:40] <bebna> I found many posts about the 240gb in a thick 160gb model working
[12:06:01] <bebna> are 120gb thin and 160gb thick different in the mainboard parts
[12:06:03] <bebna> ?
[12:09:18] <user890104> no
[12:09:34] <user890104> the firmware is also exact
[12:09:41] <user890104> (the custom one)
[12:09:47] <bebna> ok perferct
[12:10:03] <bebna> that sounds good for me
[12:10:26] <bebna> but first i wait until hddscan2 finishes
[12:19:17] <user890104> what is the progress so far?
[12:19:45] <bebna> hmm, don't know surly
[12:20:09] <bebna> i had to calc the count of sectors against the count of sectors checked
[12:20:25] <bebna> but I'm too lazy to that after work
[12:20:39] <bebna> so i only check if it runs or not
[12:21:10] <bebna> and wait for the "COMPLETE" until I make decision to get a new harddrive or not
[12:22:52] <bebna> I also have to check to sound of that version, so I can decide if it will be "good enough" for a roughly ~120€ repairment investment
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