On Wednesday 08 April 2009 19:07, Rick Steeb wrote:

> I just replaced my full 120GB drive with a 320GB drive, FAT32-formatted and
> copied all of the data, using a pair of USB2 hard-drive adaptors. The
> Archos plays the MP3s on the new drive flawlessly, but when I connect it to
> a PC via the USB port the computer informs me that the disk is not
> formatted... So now I have 192GB free, but no way to access it without
> disassembling my JBR!?
>
> Help!

http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/BigDisk may offer some clues.

Basically, the USB chip won't go beyond 137Gb, even though Rockbox itself will
(I think the information on that page is possibly a bit out of date, and
Rockbox now does support >137Gb as standard).

You'll have to create two partitions as described, to see one of them over the
USB bridge.

Regards,

Antony.

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