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iPod Modding Tutorials

Discussion in 'iPod discussion' started by Lethal_B, Mar 29, 2006.

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  1. theoipod

    theoipod Guest

    that's the whole point,when i search for it on my hard drive it can't find it!

    any ideas?

     
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  2. Lethal_B

    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Save it somewhere you can find it.. "desktop" would be a good place to save downloads that are only going to be there temporarily..
     
  3. theoipod

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    i'll explain the process of the problem :1)I click on the link 2)i download the file3) a window pops up saying:

    These files are used by the exploitation system and other programmes
    there modification riskes to damage you're system

    If you want to open this file ,click on OPEN WITH,othertwise click on cancel

    I know that i don't need to open the file so i click CANCEL
    then i go in start and then search i search for the file and it can't find it meaning that the file isin't on my computer.


    maybe if you gave me the link to the website to download it would work(i don't know)

    thnaks
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    When you download it, just click "save as" or "save to disk" in your browser, then Windows won't even attempt to open it.
     
  5. theoipod

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    OOOO great it worked!!!!

    thanks a lot
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Not a problem. If you've any more issues installing rockbox or using iPW, feel free to ask! :)
     
  7. theoipod

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    [bold]I'm having another problem[/bold] .I'm sorry about bugging you so much.

    This is were I got: i've Started a Command Prompt and typed [bold]C:[/bold] so far so good and then i type [bold]cd \rockbox[/bold] and that doesn't work.



    PLEASE HELP!!
     
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    1. Have you definetely made the "rockbox" folder in the correct place (root directory of your [bold]C:[/bold] disk)?
    2. I suggest starting up a fresh command prompt before starting again. You are best off copying & pasting from the tutorial to prevent typo's.

    -lethal
     
  9. theoipod

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    Sorry I thought I needed to create a new folder in my documents.

    I'll try being more careful before asking questions. sorry
     
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    Tis' not a problem buddy. [bold]I'm here to help!![/bold] :)
     
  11. jazo123

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    @Lethal

    Nice new Rockbox guide, buddy. I will most likely try to put it on later tomorrow, so I will post back if it works or doesn't work for me. Thanks again!
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Thanks mate. The rockbox tut is just a warm-up for iPodLinux / Podzilla 2. Once we have covered all areas of iPod modding, we can spend the rest of this thread Q'ing & A'ing and sharing ideas :)
     
  13. jazo123

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    Which would you reccommend between iPod Linux and Rockbox?
     
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    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Linux is a [bold]lot[/bold] more advanced than rockbox, but I recommend using rockbox before Linux, as it is a lot easier to use, but setup steps are similar in places.

    Rockbox is still good though.. full colour tetris is suprisingly addictive :)

     
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    I'd have to second that about the tetris, I've been playing it way to much. Some of the apps I can't seem to find a way to quit out of, such as Snake, is there any way out for that or do I always have to reset?
     
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    Well DarkJello, it seems to vary from plugin to plugin, but usually to exit out of the currently viewed plugin, you have to press "Menu" or "Menu" and "Select" at the same time (Press, not hold).
     
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    Alright thanks, I think that is how it works for Tetris [press Menu and select] I'm getting the hang of Rockbox now and it's pretty neat now that I can navigate it better. Still havn't quite figured out the skins thing though.
     
  18. theoipod

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    In you're tutorial,the part 13 i don't understand the whole process of extracting.. please help
     
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    Extract the archive using winzip or winrar and then drag the contents onto the root directory of your iPod's drive.
     
  20. theoipod

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    is this all normal:now when i turn on my ipod my menu is in black and white and i don't have the option to play music?


    how do i get full couler tetris... in to my ipod so i can play them
     
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