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FAT32, Step by Step help?

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poikkeus:

--- Quote ---poikkeus - the step that you're struggling with (the "dd" command) is a command that you type into the terminal.  If you're not familiar with how to use the terminal, then this conversion method isn't for you.  

I would suggest either trying harder to find a Windows computer with iTunes installed, asking a friend to help you with the Terminal steps, or doing some research and teaching yourself how to use the Terminal.
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Some wise counsel here, and it definitely clears up some things. Nevertheless, dealing wtih Terminal would be counterproductive at this point compared to "The Easy Way" of installing Rockbox software. Then, I can drive saratoga, robin0800. Febs, and llorean batty with a new set of problems on another forum. You tried your best, but you can do only so much with your material.

Sadly, we still live in a world where people assume Windows is a superior platform, when it's simply the dominant one.

GodEater:

--- Quote from: poikkeus on April 29, 2007, 02:27:24 PM ---Sadly, we still live in a world where people assume Windows is a superior platform, when it's simply the dominant one.

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I'm not sure many of the devs at least would agree with that assessment - *most* of them don't even own windows - let alone use it. I certainly wouldn't describe it as a "superior platform".

That aside - are you still stuck then? I'm finding it hard to tell from the current thread what step you're at.

saratoga:

--- Quote from: poikkeus on April 29, 2007, 02:27:24 PM ---

Sadly, we still live in a world where people assume Windows is a superior platform, when it's simply the dominant one.

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The "people" in question would be Apple computer, who have restricted the tool you need to be Windows only.  I suggest complaining to them, since no one here can change that fact.

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