asettico wrote:
> *In data 27/02/2009 22:45, Boris Gjenero ha scritto*:
>> I used to think it had something to do with low temperatures or low
>> states of charge, but it also happens at room temperature with a full
>> battery. Sometimes I've thought it had to do with turning on very
>> soon after the iPod was turned off, but I've also seen it after long
>> off times.
>>
>> Even plugging in a FireWire charger doesn't wake the iPod. I don't
>> understand how the iPod is able to get into this state. I wonder if
>> the iPod wakes up after the charger has been plugged in for a while.
>>
>> I don't think I've ever seen this with OF, even when waking from
>> hibernate. However, I've used Rockbox a lot more.
>
> Knowing this behaviour, sometimes I look at the display when switch the
> iPod on or plug the USB cable in: for a fraction of a second I can see
> the message "low battery" (or something like that) with an icon that
> remember the graphic style of the emergency disk mode.
>
> I can't tell about the behaviour with the OF, bacause I never used it
> since when I bought the DAP.

        I'm also wondering if this is related to the iPod being formatted
FAT32. My iPod never gave me this kind of trouble until I had
reformatted on Windows iTunes to load Rockbox...

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