I don't think any iPod can be converted this way...I have a first
gen 5GB iPod with a dead HDD and I can't just throw in a CF card
AFAIK I wish I could, got a new battery and a good FM transmitter
for it(old iTrip).
-sam
On Feb 14, 2009, at 7:31 AM, Dana Collins wrote:
My
Howdy,
The 1st and 2nd gen iPod minis can be upgraded with a standard CF
card. I have read about many people doing this. There are businesses
that will do it for you. I don't know about other models. My Sansa
e250 with Rockbox beats all the iPods anyway. It handles 8gb micro SDHC
cards and
Greetings all,
Just a little advice. My apologies up front if this is a bit off
topic.
My 3rd-Gen. iPod's hard drive bit the dust yesterday and, since I have
the liberty to investigate an alternative, thought now is the time to
try.
I would like to try out the solid state emulation approach with
On Feb 14, 2009, at 7:31 AM, Dana Collins wrote:
My 3rd-Gen. iPod's hard drive bit the dust yesterday and, since I have
the liberty to investigate an alternative, thought now is the time to
try.
I would like to try out the solid state emulation approach with a
compact flash card strategy.
On 2/14/09 10:58 AM, Bruce Johnson of john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu sent
On Feb 14, 2009, at 7:31 AM, Dana Collins wrote:
My 3rd-Gen. iPod's hard drive bit the dust yesterday and, since I have
the liberty to investigate an alternative, thought now is the time to
try.
I would like to
On Feb 14, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Dana Collins wrote:
Excellent, Bruce, thank you - either of these looks like it hits
the spot
(the more expensive one appears more complete, as it includes an
apparently-needed flex cable for contact to the iPod's board that is
not
included[?] with the
