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22 lip 2011 · Yes, you can use a 1.8" "ZIF" SSD in your iPod, such as this one, however, since they are thinner than the "Fat" hard drive in your model of iPod, you may need to find a way to secure it inside the case to prevent rattling.
8 cze 2020 · Upgrading an iPod with an SSD: A step-by-step guide. 1. Remove the back cover. This is likely to be destructive, but only to the cover – even if you pull it off with some force, the ribbon ...
15 paź 2020 · There is a number of available replacements: SD or CompactFlash adapter with the corresponding memory card — both adapter and large memory card are pricey, but among modding scene, it was the most popular option; 1.8" SSD with ZIF connector — quite a niche thing, which also makes it rather expensive;
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 putting...
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...
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...
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.
