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[21:54:32] <justahotbag> hi guys, can anyone tell me the sreet to the manual restore from itunes 9.2.1, i have done a clean install and it didn't change it's can't reach a server error, I have downloaded the firmware manually...
[21:55:08] <justahotbag> *secret to a manual restore
[22:05:45] <user890104> justahotbag: if you're going to to a manual restore, you should uninstall itunes first (and probably rebooting your computer after the uninstallation)
[22:06:00] <user890104> then i can give you step-by-step instructions on how to restore
[22:06:26] <user890104> (and restore my development ipod classic at the same time, just to make sure my instructions are correct)
[22:08:20] <justahotbag> uninstall everything? Apple mobile support, quicktime?...
[22:12:07] <user890104> justahotbag: yes, especially itunes and apple mobile support
[22:15:09] <justahotbag> ok this will take a min, be back after its done and a rebooted
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[22:42:07] <justahotbag> okay all set 890104
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[22:48:13] <user890104> justahotbag: please open device manager, then connect your ipod, and put it in DFU mode
[22:48:23] <user890104> (that's holding menu+select for 12 seconds)
[22:50:08] <justahotbag> done
[22:51:28] <user890104> do you see a new device?
[22:51:58] <justahotbag> yes it's yellow flagged as DFU device
[22:52:10] <user890104> ok, i'll send you a driver for it
[22:52:23] <justahotbag> Apple recovery usb driver to be exact
[22:58:52] <justahotbag> connected to irc through freenode.net, ... unsure i can recieve files... ...?
[22:59:12] <TheSeven> he'll probably just send you a download link
[22:59:55] <TheSeven> but it still being named "apple recovery something" suggests that some remnants of apple's driver are still installed
[23:03:29] <user890104> justahotbag: use this link to download the file: https://mega.co.nz/#!s4BiXBLK!X3B18HvMtLTbt3fq3n2NLiMsMC1rJzlp-h6Lt6gZbhY
[23:05:06] <user890104> extract it somewhere, then in device manager, right click the apple recoveryy usb device, select Update driver software, then "Browse...", "let me pick..." (the bottom-most option), then Have disk
[23:05:37] <user890104> point it to the folder where you extracted the zip, and choose "iPod Classic/Nano3G Bootrom DFU"
[23:05:49] <justahotbag> gotcha
[23:05:59] <user890104> click next, then tell me when the installation completes
[23:09:19] <justahotbag> says already installed, as seven suggested, i've been all over the emcore site, so I probably installed that driver two days ago
[23:10:06] <TheSeven> it shouldn't be called apple recovery then
[23:10:21] <TheSeven> what does the "driver files" button in the device properties (driver tab) list?
[23:12:07] <justahotbag> usbaapl.sys / wdfcoinstaller010009.dll / winusbcoinstaller2.dll
[23:12:25] <justahotbag> all under driver details
[23:12:38] <justahotbag> guess I should pull those drivers...?
[23:12:55] <TheSeven> usbaapl.sys is fishy
[23:13:17] <TheSeven> however winusbcoinstaller2.dll suggests that our driver might be involves as well
[23:13:19] <TheSeven> involved*
[23:14:33] <justahotbag> okay i'll uninstall those drivers and reinstall, do you both agree
[23:14:46] <justahotbag> thanks for your help guys
[23:15:09] <TheSeven> that sounds like a plan
[23:15:18] <TheSeven> try completely uninstalling the drivers, then reinstalling what user890104 gave you
[23:18:00] <justahotbag> done. much better, no mention of apple this time
[23:18:41] <justahotbag> listed as ipod classic... / dfu    this time
[23:20:23] <TheSeven> that looks good
[23:21:15] <TheSeven> you'll now need ipoddfu.py, libipoddfu.py, ipodscsi.exe and a few apple recovery files that can be extracted from various .ipsw files
[23:25:36] <justahotbag> which ipsw file, it's own...?
[23:30:01] <user890104> justahotbag: i'm making an all-in-one package for ipod classic recovery, and i'll send you a link as a private message
[23:30:32] <justahotbag> okay, tank you
[23:31:14] <justahotbag> thanks i mean, didn't mean to blow you up
[23:32:15] <TheSeven> lol
[23:34:11] <user890104> justahotbag: extract the zip somewhere (for example, desktop)
[23:37:30] <user890104> then open the folder (iPod_Classic_Recovery)
[23:37:48] <justahotbag> okay extracting files to desktop
[23:37:56] <user890104> and hold down shift, then right-click inside the folder (to bring up the context menu)
[23:38:09] <user890104> select Open command window here
[23:39:52] <justahotbag> okay @ cmd line
[23:40:32] <user890104> paste the following command:
[23:40:39] <user890104> Python3\python.exe ipoddfu\ipoddfu.py WTF.x1223.RELEASE.dfu
[23:40:48] <user890104> it should respond with:
[23:40:54] <user890104> Connected to S5L8702 Bootrom DFU mode, USB version 1
[23:40:54] <user890104> Upload: ................... done
[23:42:23] <user890104> then, redo the driver installation procedure, this time selecting "iPod Classic 2G/3G WTF" (or 1G, depending on your model)
[23:43:00] <justahotbag> got a "bad image" error
[23:43:35] <justahotbag> libusb0.dll is not designed to run windows...
[23:43:46] <justahotbag> *on windows...
[23:43:52] <user890104> uhm, what windows version are you using?
[23:43:59] <justahotbag> 7
[23:44:05] <user890104> x86 or x64?
[23:44:10] <justahotbag> x86
[23:45:19] <user890104> so you get this error while trying to select the driver i told you in the driver update dialog?
[23:46:07] <justahotbag> no imeddiately after entering the command
[23:46:24] <TheSeven> user890104: that's python running into a 64bit libusb0.dll somewhere
[23:46:35] <TheSeven> probably in c:\windows\system32 if it isn't in your package
[23:46:43] <TheSeven> replace that with a 32bit copy of it
[23:47:31] <user890104> TheSeven: isn't the libusb installer expected to picked up the right one?
[23:47:57] <TheSeven> only if you explicitly install libusb
[23:48:04] <TheSeven> libusb-win32 to be more precise
[23:48:14] <TheSeven> if you just point the driver wizard to the .inf file, it won't install the dll at all
[23:48:41] <user890104> ah, i see
[23:49:56] <justahotbag> should i download python3 32bit from anywhere? and place in your folder
[23:50:07] <user890104> well, it's worse... i can see a few kilobytes of irc logs at the beginning of libusb0.dll that i zipped :)
[23:50:16] <user890104> looks like filesystem corruption
[23:50:47] <user890104> i'll try to find a proper file
[23:53:22] <user890104> https://mega.co.nz/#!4h4jwbpB!M06qNSa_ra02ciP3gTKK4H6kf_p6_M1fGW1A86PWtiU
[23:53:39] <user890104> justahotbag: replace libusb0.dll in c:\windows\system32 with this one
[23:54:58] <user890104> then try running the python command line again
[23:58:42] <justahotbag> perect that worked as expected
[23:59:25] <user890104> did you update the driver for the new device
[23:59:33] <user890104> that showed up after running the command?
[23:59:41] <justahotbag> going to now