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| 1 | + | C:\>ipodpatcher -a bootloader - ipodvideo.ipod |
| 2 | ipodpatcher 4.0 with v3.0 bootloaders (v1.0 for 2nd Gen Nano) | |
| 3 | (C) Dave Chapman 2006-2009 | |
| 4 | This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO | |
| 5 | warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | [INFO] Scanning disk devices... | |
| 8 | [INFO] Read XML info (9692 bytes) | |
| 9 | [INFO] Ipod found - Video (aka 5th Generation) ("winpod") - disk device 1
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| 10 | Usage: ipodpatcher --scan | |
| 11 | or ipodpatcher [DISKNO] [action] | |
| 12 | ||
| 13 | Where [action] is one of the following options: | |
| 14 | --install | |
| 15 | -l, --list | |
| 16 | -r, --read-partition bootpartition.bin | |
| 17 | -w, --write-partition bootpartition.bin | |
| 18 | -rf, --read-firmware filename.ipod[x] | |
| 19 | -rfb, --read-firmware-bin filename.bin | |
| 20 | -wf, --write-firmware filename.ipod[x] | |
| 21 | -wfb, --write-firmware-bin filename.bin | |
| 22 | -we, --write-embedded | |
| 23 | -a, --add-bootloader filename.ipod[x] | |
| 24 | -ab, --add-bootloader-bin filename.bin | |
| 25 | -d, --delete-bootloader | |
| 26 | -f, --format | |
| 27 | -c, --convert | |
| 28 | --read-aupd filename.bin | |
| 29 | --write-aupd filename.bin | |
| 30 | -x --dump-xml filename.xml | |
| 31 | ||
| 32 | The .ipodx extension is used for encrypted images for the 2nd Gen Nano. | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | DISKNO is the number (e.g. 2) Windows has assigned to your ipod's hard disk. | |
| 35 | The first hard disk in your computer (i.e. C:\) will be disk 0, the next disk | |
| 36 | will be disk 1 etc. ipodpatcher will refuse to access a disk unless it | |
| 37 | can identify it as being an ipod. |
