Still, I would like to see some pics of the 'bending process' before I knacker mine...

-----Original Message-----From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dav=ED=F0_Geirsson?= <davidgeirs@gmail.com>To: Rockbox development <rockbox@cool.haxx.se>Sent: 16/12/2004 13:27Subject: Re: modding HD, neurosAre you talking about the AJR v1? If so, which soldering are you

referring to? I had to dismantle mine recently (a small repair, and it

was out of warranty anyway), and was very surprised at how easy it

was. Just eight screws to remove, some work on getting the bumpers out

(will bend the frame a bit, but you just bend it back at the end), and

you have a clear path to the HD.

Regards,

David

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 20:42:29 -0600, Jason Williams <jwilliams@wi.rr.com> wrote:

> Wow. If anyone is considering doing this - PLEASE take pictures...I would

> love to put a bigger HD in my AJR

>

> Also, it sound like the Neuros will be the next stop for many of us when the

> AJR's finally give out...

>

> Quote Gary:

>

> Thats what stopped me from doing it for so long. But if you take the front

> cover off, bend the bottom of the back placte slightly, the hd slides right

> out, no soldering or de-soldering involved. Then put the new drive in,

> format with "Swiinife" and you are good to go in 30 minutes.

>

> Gary

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