Hi guys, my name is Cody Smith.
I just did notice that the Sansa c200 mp3 players were added to the ever growing list of computable MP3's and was thrilled. I did have some trouble getting Rockbox installed because windows was treating my MP3 as an MTP device but after a quick change in the settings > System Info panel that was fixed and the installation went very smoothly.
Not all of my songs transferred into Rockbox because the bulk of them are in a root folder somewhere in the mess of partition crap they put on this little guy (for whatever reason). But that's O.K., I have all the songs on a portable HD.
After toying with RockBox for a bit and seeing the apps and realizing that this more than likely meant that I could now play videos on my MP3 that wasn't meant to play videos I decided to try putting a video on there!
Welp, that's where a problem became apparent. When I have RockBox running and plug my Sansa into my PC the MP3 shows the USB icon but it freezes and the computer refuses to recognize it. When I plug the MP3 into my PC with everything off it shows some Linux boot-up looking text and loads my old firmware. However the old firmware seems to have forgotten that it has a USB connector. USB doesn't work or detect at all however it does show the battery icon changes to the battery charging icon.
I tried the lock and hold the silver button and record and was able to open the 16MB partition but all I found was a text file named: version. But I can tell that the USB connector still works, the firmware is just not wanting to let windows access it.
So now I'm stuck with a half bricked MP3 not knowing what to do.
Thanks,
-Cody