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slashdog

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#12729 2-Apr-2007 16:09

Anyone around here got one, i want to try and have a go at fixing my ipod HD.

Cheers
Dave

Fossie

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#65994 2-Apr-2007 16:37

What ipod do you have?

slashdog

11 posts

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#65995 2-Apr-2007 16:47

Its a G4 20gig, with a 30 gig in it that has just failed.

Cheers
Dave

Fossie

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#65996 2-Apr-2007 16:49

Hehe, looking at doing this then?
http://www.command-tab.com/2005/03/13/ipod-super/

nope, its cool but makes your ipod useless. I just want to see if i can recover some stuff from the 30gb drive.

OR ELSE if someone wants to sell me a 30gb 1.8" toshiba drive (mk3006gal) with the click of death i'll take it as the logic board on mine i belive is stuffed.

cheers

dave

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