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This Guide will show you how to replace the 1.8 HDD with a CF or SDHC/SDXC memory card. This might be useful to many people because a 1.8 HDD is hard to find and expensive. However, a decent CF card is almost as expensive and hard to find as a 1.8 HDD.
This Guide will show you how to replace the 1.8 HDD with a CF or SDHC/SDXC memory card. This might be useful to many people because a 1.8 HDD is hard to find and expensive.
9 lis 2009 · On some drives, you can replace the controller board without opening the drive. In 1.8" drives, Samsung drives are designed this way. Unfortunately, if you have an iPod Video, it likely has a Toshiba drive, meaning the controller board is integrated into the drive and can't be removed or changed without opening up the drive.
15 kwi 2006 · Hi guys :) I just opened a video ipod to replace the HDD inside, but the Toshiba (Hitachi also makes identical part) HDD has new ZIF sockets so do the...
9 sty 2015 · I'm told that this procedure (and said SSD drives) will work for every model of iPod classic that has existed, save for the original (fat) 160GB iPod classic, and all sizes of both the 5th...
21 gru 2011 · I am trying to decide whether to upgrade the hard drive for my iPod 5g 30GB or get an iPod 5g/5.5g 80GB. The drive I am looking into is the TOSHIBA 120GB MK1234GAL HD 1.8. Anybody had experience replacing the iPod 5g 30GB with a larger hard drive or other recommendations?
5 wrz 2024 · The idea of replacing the 1.8-inch hard drive that came with my iPod Classic with a tiny, M.2 SSD was just too cool of a project to pass up. But is there any practical reason for...
