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Bricked c200 V1 (Really Close to Fixing, But an Error With the Bootloader MI4)

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Unanimated:
Yeah, Rockbox messed everything on my Sansa up, copying everything in my Music folder into .Trash-1000. This causes my regular Sansa firmware to lock up during its Refresh Database stage, which won't let me connect it to the computer normally, because it does that before you connect it. Which is really stupid. Anyway, it still boots into recovery mode, but not manufacturing mode, which isn't that big of a deal. How can I format it from recovery mode?

THIS IS A C200. DO NOT POST E200 INSTRUCTIONS. SANSA.FMT DOESN'T WORK.

advcomp2019:
Rockbox would not have copied your music to a .Trash folder.

I have heard something about a down or sub-menu button depends on whatever you call it has a way for format it there, but since I do not have a c200, I am not sure.

Llorean:
.Trash-1000 is a folder created by your file manager on the host PC, and Rockbox doesn't copy any files automatically so the only way your music could get there is if you put it there.

Please describe everything you did, and maybe someone can help you with what went wrong.

bluebrother:
There is no reason to scream around that "this is a c200, don't post e200 instructions". We can read.

Unanimated:
Alright, sorry about the abruptness - it just kind of annoys me when people post instructions for something different than what you asked for, so I just wanted to prevent that.

Okay, I added a few songs to my player, then I hit Update Database. It took unusually long to update, but when it was "done," I went to one of my artists' names and hit one of their albums. There were two of each song for the entire album on all of my artists. I went to delete one, and it opened the screen and showed the directory, saying it was in .Trash-1000.

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