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You have damaged the main controller, as the USB is routed directly to it. No luck, you can't repqir it. Christoph Prabhdeep Singh a écrit : > @ Finn > sorry for the hard english. my head is pretty messed up already from the > ipod. the thing is,i clearly stated in my mail, that my ipod is working > fine, playing songs, videos, everything, but when i connect it to my laptop > or computer, it doesnt get detected.my computer doesnt know tht sumthing is > connected.my laptop and computer usb ports are working totally fine.the > problem is with my ipod's dock connecter or probably motherboard. bro, i > clearly know its not a support forum or sumthing, but only u guys around are > the ones who know the most about ipods. i cant get the required info > anywhere.like the ipod pinouts, anything.am not an engineer or anything near > one.am undergraduate, and dont have much clue of what happens in the ipod > dock circuitry......i just need ur help at what might be wrong with my > ipod.does the ipod have any fuses, if yes, did i blow one up supplying the > 9V? and ya.i am just trying to know what is wrong with my ipod.i, by mistake > had supplied 9V dc to the data pins of the ipod.by mistake.i want to know > what i might have damaged and what i can do to undo the damage. thanks for > ur reply tho. and bro, i know usb is 5V.i supplied the 9V totally by > mistake.help me figure out what i damaged and how to rectify the problems in > my logic board. > > On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 6:18 PM, <linux4nano-dev-requ...@gna.org> wrote: > >> Finn Wilke > > > > _______________________________________________ Linux4nano-dev mailing list Linux4nano-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/linux4nano-dev http://www.linux4nano.org
