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Sansa Fuze V1 (3.11.2): shuts off when on USB

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rockboxfix:
Hello i have the same problem with my fuze as the topic creator, link that you posted isn't a solution ( http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/12184 ).

Have you found a solution to this bug? My fuze after rockbox'ing it turns off after few hundreds of MB with same error this problem don't appear when Im using stock fuze firmware. I hope you know how to solve this problem because it takes always time to boot in stock firmware.

Regards

Jysix:
Hello,

I have a completely identical problem.
That's really really annoying, i can't make any big transfer.

I hope that you will solve this.

Regards

Mohawk:
It may not be the ideal solution, but if you boot into the original Sansa firmware (by holding down on the back button when powering up), you can transfer files without any problem.

I've had a Rockboxed Fuze V1 for almost 5 years now, and that is the only way I transfer files onto it.  I've given up on USB transfers with Rockbox running.

[Saint]:

--- Quote from: Jysix on July 10, 2014, 02:02:13 PM ---Hello,

I have a completely identical problem.
That's really really annoying, i can't make any big transfer.

I hope that you will solve this.

Regards

--- End quote ---

I should hope that your issue isn't _completely_ identical.

If you are in fact using 3.11.2 (which, as of this writing, is 2 years, 3 months, and 4 days old), then please update your binary.

In fact, even if you're using 3.13, the current release (which, as of this writing, is 1 year, 4 months, and 8 days old), update your binary to a current image.

People often seem to avoid the development builds for fear of potentially unstable behaviour, and encountering new bugs, and if the release was anywhere near current I might be tempted to agree. However, considering the extreme age of the current release, I don't think anyone should be using it unless their current setup is perfectly functional and meets their requirements and they have no desire to make use of any of the additional features and bug fixes that have been added over the past 16 months.

If you already are using a current development image, then disregard the above, and remember to include that information in your post next time.


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