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Creative Zen Vision:M
Zeroth:
I already did a google search, as well as a site-wide search on rockbox.org. However, it appears this is a new problem... So, I applied the latest patch for the ZVM port, it worked. However, when i tried to compile, it gave me a lot, and I repeat, a lot of errors in firmware/drivers/isp1583.c
Upon checking the file... it appears there are about 5 different versions of isp1583! 0.0 I would say that the code got duplicated several times, except each version appears to be slightly different. Is there something wrong with the patch?
mcuelenaere:
To people who want to replicate my case this is what you got to do:
* you've got to mount your ZVM's HDD to your computer and format the second partition (starting at byte 0x3200200) as a FAT file system
-> to do so (on Linux):
--- Code: ---losetup -o 52429312 /dev/loop0 /dev/XXX
mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/loop0
mount -t vfat /dev/loop0 /mnt/XXX
--- End code ---
* set up a Rockbox build environment, apply my latest patch and compile it as "Normal"
* mount the FAT partition you've created in step 1 and copy all files in ./rockbox/* to it (except for rockbox.zvm)
* use either utils/MTP/sendfirm or an other MTP utility to upload the firmware (rockbox.zvm)
--- Quote from: Zeroth on April 23, 2008, 03:09:11 PM ---I already did a google search, as well as a site-wide search on rockbox.org. However, it appears this is a new problem... So, I applied the latest patch for the ZVM port, it worked. However, when i tried to compile, it gave me a lot, and I repeat, a lot of errors in firmware/drivers/isp1583.c
Upon checking the file... it appears there are about 5 different versions of isp1583! 0.0 I would say that the code got duplicated several times, except each version appears to be slightly different. Is there something wrong with the patch?
--- End quote ---
Try starting with a clean tree and applying the newest patch.
mitch04:
is there anyway I can do it without taking it apart? Great work mate
Mardoxx:
No, not as of yet.
Great work btw.. amazing to see how far its come on :P
Transience:
I was playing around with my ZVM, and I found something strange:
I booted the player into recovery mode,
Erased the firmware (Reload Firmware)
Ran disk cleanup (Clean Up)
And formatted the player (Format All)
Now when I connect the player to my PC, it still shows up as a creative zen vision M, but now it shows up as a 50mb partition formatted in "Generic Hierarchial". Which part of the ZVM's HDD am i seeing here?
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