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> I particularly like that pogo ( http://www.pjbox.com ) sell a re-branded
> version without an HDD. This would make it perfect for when people's
> existing JBRs start dying, since they can simply dump the HDD into the
> new unit's case and carry-on regardless.

the Xclef/HB allows change of hd's. Successful upgrades to 60 gig have
been performed.
The specs state it supports up to 137 Gb, but firmware allows max of 9999
songs.

I was wondering if it would be possible with a few (1,2) persons who have
insight depth of the rockbox software to make a quick study regarding the
posibilities of running rockbox on this player, and a rough estimate of
time and costs.

That would create either a base to build on, or a good reason to ditch the
project.

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