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Problem installing of Clip Zip

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dwl:
Hi,

I am having the same problem.  Utility acts like it installs OK but nothing changes on Clip Zip.

I have a 8GB Clip Zip with no additonal memory card installed. Current Clip Zip version 01.01.20A. Downloaded binary from Sandisk 01.01.20 and saved as M:\Rockbox\clpza.bin. Changed Clip Zip USB mode to MSC. Utility detects Clip Zip (also installed manually selecting Clip Zip and get same result). Mountpoint set to M: Select to install only bootloader and Rockbox. When aksed for Sandisk binary, point to M:\Rockbox\clpza.bin. Install seems to work OK.  Utility eject fails, so I ejected via PC.

Only the Sandisk OS is present after Rockbox install. No Rockbox files show up on MP3 file system. Copy of clpza.bin ends up on M:\ with same size but file date/time changed to when utility was run. Binary compare of the two clpza.bin indicates contents are different.

I have attached a log file for the installation. I have not tried a manuall install yet. Frankly, since the utility install does not work I am paranoid of trashing the player. I'm out of ideas and things to try. I would very much appreciate someone telling me what I am doing wrong.

Thanks

saratoga:

--- Quote ---[Utils] free disk space for "M:/" 50949681152
--- End quote ---

You have 48GB of free space on your 8GB Clip Zip? 

Probably not.  Either the file system is completely trashed or your clip zip is not M:\.

dwl:
My PC has drives C: through M: (dual boot, disk redundancy, CD as G:, etc... it's a long story).
M: is where I put the Rockbox stuff.
My Clip Zip mounts as drive P:
Clip Zip file system is virtually empty for now (i.e. no music files), except for Sandisk stuff.
About 7.1GB free.

saratoga:

--- Quote from: dwl on May 23, 2013, 07:07:27 PM ---My Clip Zip mounts as drive P:

--- End quote ---

Well, you installed to M: :)

dwl:
Thanks.

Sorry to have been so stupid on my end. For some dumb reason I took Mountpoint to be where the Rockbox utility was installed.  I guess that explains all those files on the root of M:  ;D

Thanks again...

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