Screen protector on lower part of front plate, click wheel and on backplate. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. It involves replacing the iPod's hdd with a CF card adaptor dubbed the 'iFlash'. While looking up a replacement hard drive online, i found an alternative method that allows the ipod to accept CF cards. Well good news! After some investigation and spending a small fortune on various SD – CF adapters, Tarkan Akdam noted that there is a new generation of PCB design used in these adapters which seems to work well with the iFlash and the iPod. Tarkan iFlash Solo with a 256gb Samsung EVO MicroSD. Introduction- My 5.5g ipod's hard drive had failed 2 months ago. Most of these convertors required a high working power supply current that the iPod was unable to provide, while others just did not provide the correct True IDE functions. SDHC and SDXC are the new generation of SD cards which are cheaper and have capacities of up to 256Gb and growing.įor many years you could buy SD-CF adapters but they would not work in the iPod.
With OWC iFlash, you can get up to a massive 128GB of capacity and store your music, movies and photos on non-volatile flash memory with faster access times and better. This bundle includes 1x iFlash CF Adapter v3 + 1x SD Adapter v7 which will allow you to convert your iPod Video (5th/5.5 gen) and iPod Classic (6th/6.5/7th Gen) from using a hard drive to using a SD card (SD card not included).įor some time many people have wanted to use Tarkan Akdam's iFlash iPod CF adapter with the new generation of large format SD memory cards. Turns out the company offers a DIY kit called the iFlash, which enables you to replace the tiny internal hard drive in your iPod Classic with an SDHC or SDXC flash media card.
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