Defunct iPod
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I've fixed many other things but have never been deeply into iPods. What should I look for first here? Is the disk drive likely to be defunct? Yes, the hard disk is likely the problem. Most everything else is pretty robust and able to stand a drop fairly well, aside from the display. Assuming the battery is reasonably good, it would be cost effective to repair it. Depending upon the model, you should be able to get a new hard disk (they use either 2.5" laptop disks or smaller CF card sized "Microdrives") fairly cheaply. Disassembly instructions are easily found with a Google search. William |
Defunct iPod
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wrote in message news:y9rGg.102249$FQ1.91477@attbi_s71... Hi! I've fixed many other things but have never been deeply into iPods. What should I look for first here? Is the disk drive likely to be defunct? Yes, the hard disk is likely the problem. Most everything else is pretty robust and able to stand a drop fairly well, aside from the display. Assuming the battery is reasonably good, it would be cost effective to repair it. Depending upon the model, you should be able to get a new hard disk (they use either 2.5" laptop disks or smaller CF card sized "Microdrives") fairly cheaply. Disassembly instructions are easily found with a Google search. William How cheaply? |
Defunct iPod
Depending upon the model, you should be able to get a new hard disk (they
use either 2.5" laptop disks or smaller CF card sized "Microdrives") fairly cheaply. Disassembly instructions are easily found with a Google search. More importantly -- Would the replacement disk need to be formatted or initialized somehow? Or would the iPod take care of that? |
Defunct iPod
As far i know there are a few files on an ipod harddisk, other then that
it's a standard notebook drive. I would suggest creating a disk image from another ipod and clone it back, there's freeware on the net or use ghost. Bart Bervoets |
Defunct iPod
On 8/21/06 11:07 PM, in article ,
"Bart Bervoets" wrote: As far i know there are a few files on an ipod harddisk, other then that it's a standard notebook drive. I would suggest creating a disk image from another ipod and clone it back, there's freeware on the net or use ghost. Bart Bervoets The iPod software is available from the Apple site. It's free. As I recall, it does the update via iTunes, so it can be done by a Mac or PC. Don |
Defunct iPod
Hi!
As far i know there are a few files on an ipod harddisk, other then that it's a standard notebook drive. You don't need these files. Applying iPod firmware will remake them for you, and you can download the latest firmware from Apple's web site. William |
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