(from http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,100091,39486537,00.htm):
Toshiba announced on Tuesday two 1.8-inch hard drives, including the
single-platter 120GB (MKxx31GAL series) and the world's first dual-platter
240GB (MK2431GAH) internal hard drives. The single-platter version also
(from http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,100091,39486537,00.htm):
Toshiba announced on Tuesday two 1.8-inch hard drives, including the
single-platter 120GB (MKxx31GAL series) and the world's first dual-platter
240GB (MK2431GAH) internal hard drives. The single-platter version also
Words by mat [Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 01:41:36PM +0100]:
(from http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,100091,39486537,00.htm):
Toshiba announced on Tuesday two 1.8-inch hard drives, including the
single-platter 120GB (MKxx31GAL series) and the world's first dual-platter
240GB
Can I ask why this has been posted to the development list?
Because Rockbox may want to support these drives at some point.
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gl
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 03:06:59PM +0100, gl wrote:
Can I ask why this has been posted to the development list?
Because Rockbox may want to support these drives at some point.
Rockbox already supports them if you do a custom build (to enable lba48).
If that support turns out to be buggy
Rockbox already supports them if you do a custom build (to enable lba48).
If that support turns out to be buggy (unlikely, as it is tested on the
Archos players) this will be on topic.
Has it been tested on the new drives with their new firmware? Obviously
not. Really, lighten up.
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gl
Has it been tested with all earphones on the market? Has it been tested
with all usb cables on the market? Has it been tested with every mp3
file on the internet?
Are all these on topic here?
Does everyone here know that the drives are supported in a custom build (I
didn't)? Is some
Words by gl [Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 05:45:00PM +0100]:
Whatever, I'm out.
And btw, there _was_ a thread here about getting a ZIF-IDE adapter for
iRivers - I'm still interested in what happened to that:
john wrote:
Whatever: A fully functional adapter is now available. This means at
least
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/ZIFToATAAdapter
Thanks.
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gl
