iFlash-Dual – uploaded some videos…

iFlash-Dual – uploaded some videos…

Posted a couple of videos on the iFlash-Dual, one quick overview of the board and the second is an installation video using my new Kingston 512Gb and the PNY 256Gb cards.

 

 

 

 

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73 thoughts on “iFlash-Dual – uploaded some videos…

  1. Mark

    @support. I do have a working 1TB MC297 unit. I guess I got a bit carried away with making another one and damaged the power connector. I have the connector coming, but I have to find someone with the soldering skills to attach it. It may cost me a hour of repair time, but it will be far less than the cost of a new board. (I wondered why the 6g board was so cheap!)

  2. Support Post author

    @Mark – The proper 7g MC293/297 motherboards tend to go for quite a premium. There is a 160Gb 6g motherboard but that will only work above 128Gb when using the original CE-ATA HDD.

  3. Mark

    @support. Oh well! Perhaps I should return it as 160GB was mentioned in the description. I do have a MC297LL that I know I can use if I can find something with the skills to replace the power connector. Thanks Support. I should have spent less time on Ebay and more time here!

  4. Mark

    I purchased what was billed as a Gen. 6 logic board to start building another ipod 1TB. As the number on the board was the same as my TB unit, I connected it to my iFlash Dual 1Tb. But the screen tells me that I only have 128G. Can the board numbers be the same and some are compatible and some are not?

  5. Jahmar

    @gramsci what if while plugged into computer and iTunes open, you hold down menu button and center button until iTunes detects device in recovery mode. You’ll have to hold it down even after the device reboots. It’s usually about the time of a second reboot before the device is detected. Another check is to make sure all the cables are plugged in correctly and securely. Hope that helps.

  6. gramsci

    Anyone have any advice on this?
    Trying to restore an iPod Classic (dead 30Gb HDD) using a “4th Gen iPod to iFlash Converter” and “iFlash-Dual”. All seems installed and inserted correctly – followed the guides for each product, and now when turned on the iPod no longer displays the “can’t find file system” error it did with the broken HDD 🙂
    However, the iPod will not go beyond the Apple logo screen, and when plugged in to the PC does not appear in iTunes/ Device Manager. I assume I’m doing something wrong at the restore stage?
    Any advice gratefully received.

  7. Jahmar

    @Support Yes! I’m trying to get it to look like glass. Should’ve of left good enough alone lol. I have to start over now. In the meantime I’m going to order another kit seeing I used it on my other iPod. 🙂

  8. Support Post author

    @Jahmar – Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback, glad your install went well! Like the 2-pack clear coat spray job on the front panel. I have been thinking about that for my 768Gb 7g.

  9. Mark

    Perhaps this will be useful to you. At the site http://www.ifixit.ca, there are photos and guides to repairing iPod Classics. You will see what you need to know before attempting to open the cover.

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