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Pretty Please Dont Get Mad
I need help with upgrade please i have ver 1.16 and i downloaded zip file ver 1.24 and then i extracted it. I hooked up my pmp 120 and then draged extracted 1.24 folder on top of the ver 1.16 iriversys folder on the pmp hard drive, then carefully dissconected went into my system and clicked on firmware it says no new firmware found. ALSO in a forum i read that the file should be a .tar file but my files on the pmp now and on the new 1.24 i have are holding .irv files no tar files exist???? wtf do i need to do specifically please thank you my new iriver buddies!!!
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Well it seems that the dev. of the new firmware is dead...
And more and more people are leaving iRiver's PMP fanbase....Very sad but I guess thats what iRiver gets. I myself am looking to sell this and buy a new media player.
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I'm with you riahc3, I'm also thinking of getting rid of my pmp-140 and replacing it with the Archos AV 700 100Gb model.
Last edited by PMP-Pimp : November 13th, 2006 at 01:59 PM. |
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Well, i'm just gunna keep mine until it dies,and then i'll decide what to get. I'm not just gunna change because nobody is making homebrew firmware for it! I bought the player because I liked it, the fact people were doing their own thing for it was just a bonus.
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yeah i've replaced mine for a vision:m
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you'll find in the zip the required tar file needed for update. |
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Hey I'm a noob and i tink your wasting your time... instead of making something noone will use . make some games or some software for it , or some more artist
thats my 2 cents |
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Thank you for admiting your a noob....
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You still working on this? It'd be cool to eventually be able to load playlists bigger than 999 songs. I'd love to help someone out that is trying to develop stuff for the PMP; I know some Visual Basic
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szevvy can i get your msn, or email or something? or if anyone else has his msn/email plss write it down... Well... if anyone still develop this plz add my msn: filiph_pyttynen_scha af@hotmail.com
Sry for the bad english |
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Hm,
i'm still in uni and a noob, but am quite interested in writing something for this little beauty. What we need, after this emulator, is a programming environment, a framework / set of APIs that abstract out the hardware, and make it easier to program for the PMP. the PMP being based on a linux distro, should be easier to program, but we need to probe into the system's hardware capabilities, and how the linux kernel communicates with, and uses them. (Then we can make a custom mplayer, and support more formats...) |
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My PiMP still runs, after all these years.
Source to the emulator as it was a long time ago is at http://www.szevvy.com/Vimp.zip It used wxWidgets - but when I last tried to compile things just didn't work. It's also got a lot of debug crap you can probably kill - function traces and things that helped to debug it. It has an invalid memory access at some point...if anyone wants to play, feel free. I wrote this when I was still a bit of a coding noob, so excuse the rubbish implementation...you 'd be better off dropping someone else's ARM7 emulation code in, mine was not so fast but I had a bastard of a time getting anything else to compile and run so wrote my own...and there's probably a bug somewhere that prevents it from booting further. Sweet bugger-all is implemented, mainly serial I/O, some clock junk to allow it to continue..things like the keypad + screen + audio are definitely not done, but you can work out a lot - seriously, a lot - from the source that iRiver gave out. The firmware that's in there is ?some version?, 2.4? - it didn't match up with the source, at any rate. Released as full public domain, use at your own risk - maybe someone will find a use for it. |