Rockbox Ports are now being developed for various digital audio players!
I would highly recommend you try using the Rockbox Utility: http://www.rockbox.org/download/It should be able to automatically install Rockbox correctly.
The Gigabeat S boot code is very very picky about the state of the device, and if it sees anything it dislikes it immediately reformats the hard drive and requires firmware restoration. This happens very frequently for some people, and rarely/never for others, with very little pattern that we have been able to figure out yet.One thing that appears to make it much more reliable is to install a dual-boot bootloader (one created by providing beastpatcher with a copy of the original firmware file). The easier-to-install single-boot bootloader which can only load Rockbox appears to cause much more frequent reformats.
Utility doesnt work at Gigabeat S =(
The Gigabeat S boot code is very very picky about the state of the device, and if it sees anything it dislikes it immediately reformats the hard drive and requires firmware restoration. This happens very frequently for some people, and rarely/never for others, with very little pattern that we have been able to figure out yet.
how can i restore firmware??
beastpatcher -d nk.bin bootloader.bin
beastpatcher -s nk.bin
There's a tracker entry that describes the behaviour: FS#9778. It's been confirmed that this is related to the version of the Toshiba bootloader installed on the player -- I could confirm that myself. It's not understood what the newer bootloader versions dislike about the single boot bootloader.
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