2008/8/22 Manuel Dejonghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Fri, Aug 22, 2008 at 3:30 AM, Francisco Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I own an ipod nano 1st gen with 4GB. This model doesn't seem to be supported.
>
> I also own a 1st gen 4GB nano (black) which is running RockBox at the
> very moment. There is certainly no general lack of support.
>
> ~lImbus

Mine is white, probably that's why it doesn't work :-D :-D

Last time I looked, this was the situation: (my question is if this
has changed since then)

Faulty playback on Ipod Nano 4Gb 1st Gen  (Read 6061 times)
http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=11817.90


Latest Rockbox not working on Nano  (Read 9817 times)
http://forums.rockbox.org/index.php?topic=11504.165
>People that want a workaround for this will have to do it themselves... etc

People with a 4gb nano, which RB did not work anymore for, probably
will have unsuscribed from the list after reading this:

>As has been pointed out *many* times, the change isn't going to be reverted, 
>and until someone with a problem Nano either fixes it or lends it to a dev to 
>work on, it isn't likely to get fixed.
>Especially considering the fact that some people have reported still 
>experiencing the problem even with the mhz rolled back to 78 (or even 75 if 
>some of the reports are accurate) meaning you're still in the same situation: 
>"The problem is here, and it affects some people but not all."
>Yes, that is very weird if Rockbox used to work for those people. Non 
>consistent behaviour is very unfortunate!
>Please continue discussion here: 
>http://forums.rockbox.org...index.php?topic=11504.135

where BTW there is no solution pointed:
>People that want a workaround for this will have to do it themselves.
...
>From what I can see, the clock was upped to 80MHz for no real solid reason 
>other than "technically and theoretically it can be done". People then 
>reported that is caused problems and the change was not reverted. This is the 
>first time I've seen this happen on Rockbox.
>I am also going to close this thread - as the signal is getting lost amongst 
>the noise.  The same questions keep getting asked again and again, probably 
>because of the eleven pages of thread.

(nov '07)

r13990 is the last that worked for me. Anyway, I'll give current build
a new try.

-- 
Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain)
http://www.paconet.org

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