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Several tweaks and a hacked-in mini USB later, the patient is in stable condition and cranking out the tunes. It has an IC that handles selection of either the proprietary external adapter or USB power, but the RockBox firmware doesn’t implement switching and defaults to the adapter. There was still an issue with charging, though. He ended up using RockBox to reanimate it and decided to keep it on the device. formatted the new HD and gave it the official firmware, but still had to replace some system files according to the Philips manual. That helped, but he still had a hard row to hoe. He tried an XP box, but it didn’t detect the device.įinally, he discovered that the hard drive was kaput and replaced it with an 8GB Microdrive. The device manager doesn’t work on Windows 7. He had some luck consulting and found Philips’ own device manager software, but it still wasn’t easy. He thought it would simply be a matter of providing alternative power, but the GoGear wasn’t having it and insisted on being connected to a computer. He had no charger or connector for the thing, but decided to try to resurrect it anyway. As you can imagine, the battery was dead. Had a dusty, old, forgotten Philips HDD1420 GoGear mp3 player kicking around his place.
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