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fuze v2 manual installation

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djphatic:
Yes, I have put fuzpa.bin and .rockbox on the root of my player. I have no sdcard inserted so it is definately going onto the internal memory.

I have even grabbed an updated mkamsboot which I found on anythingbutipod which supports the latest sansa fuze firmware, though I still have the same issue.  ???

funman:
If unmodified firmware doesn't cause an upgrade, perhaps your player has a problem.

Double check you downloaded the correct OF file for fuzev2, (this one for example) and contact Sandisk

djphatic:

--- Quote from: funman on May 25, 2010, 05:07:16 PM ---If unmodified firmware doesn't cause an upgrade, perhaps your player has a problem.

Double check you downloaded the correct OF file for fuzev2, (this one for example) and contact Sandisk

--- End quote ---

Yep, I have triple checked and tried different OF.

When first updated the player I used the Sansa Updater utility rather than manual update, if that is of any significance.

funman:
Perhaps try to format the fuze from the OF menu and try again, so the partition layout is the original one (no partition, full disk formatted as fat32)

djphatic:
Apologies, I thought I was using the OF you just linked to but turns out I was using 02.03.31 for some reason.

The 02.03.33 firmware does not work with my version of mkamsboot but when I placed the OF fuzpa.bin and clpp_data.dat and unplugged the USB the firmware update worked.

I guess I need to get a version of mkamsboot which works with 02.03.33.

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