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Old 30th Jun 2009, 1:51 pm
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Default AK2025 FW ver 9.5.54 Disk Error


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As noted in the title, it appears to be an Actions 2025 with 9.5.54 firmware. The case is shaped like a 3rd gen iPod Nano and it comes with 8GB of actual(confirmed, not fake) memory on a single chip.

Also as noted, the board is stamped QS20K21_B-KEY V0.3.


The memory and firmware appear to be intact, but it won't play any files; every option besides the Radio and Setup makes it display "Disk Error".

I believe it has to do with a directory issue, but since I formatted it, I can't seem to get them right.

Other than that, I have no clue why it won't detect files.
It was on the old forums but it never got a solution and died out. Did that same thing the original poster did and screwed up pretty badly it seems.

AK2025 FW ver 9.5.54 Disk Error <--- the original thread.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Old 30th Jun 2009, 10:59 pm
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Create a single partition on the device which is slightly less than 8GB (7.8GB to be safe).
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Old 1st Jul 2009, 6:35 am
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How would I go about making the partition? Never really needed to do it before so I never learned how.

and Thanks for the reply.
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Old 17th Jul 2009, 1:19 am
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Hello? Is there anybody out there?
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Old 20th Jul 2009, 6:21 am
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Alrighty so I found it out on my own. Using the link below just follow the steps then reformat. Works fine now. Posting in case anyone else has this problem.

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Old 24th Jul 2009, 2:47 pm
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I downloaded the utility, but it still won't format my mp4 player. What did you do?

My player was working fine until I got curious and tried to reformat it, using the HP formatter.
*kicking myself in the ass*
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Old 25th Jul 2009, 3:32 am
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Open up the bootit program then select the drive letter for your mp4. Then click the flip removable bit.
I tried it again and it was a little bit of a pain in the ass. You may need to click the format button in bootit. bootit always crashes on me when I do this then I flip the bit and format it. Just mess around with it until you get the format to go.
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Old 25th Jul 2009, 3:05 pm
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I messed around with it for a while, I finally ended up erasing all the partitions with Paragon by accident... Then I had to use the HP utility to format it again in a way that the BootIt program and the mp4 utilities program would recognize it. I eventually went into the mp4 disk tool thing and started messing with the re-format and partition tools. Like you, it would only work if I formatted the 'normal' space to about 17mb. I messed around in BootIt some more, but that didn't help, so I went back into the format tool and started playing with the re-partitioning thing. I found that I can get it to work just fine, unless I format it's normal space bigger than about 1gb, so I'm thinking I might have a 1gb player.

I have the same chipset and firmware as you, but I haven't cracked it open to look at the actual chip yet, so I'm not sure if it's real memory or not. Sure seems hacked to me...
I guess i'll just keep trying.

thanks for your help
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Old 25th Jul 2009, 3:16 pm
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It just started working again, for some reason. I think I might have downloaded a different version of the mp4 player tools when I was trying to find a decent AMV coverter yesterday, maybe that's what did it? I don't know. But it's recognizing all 8gb again... no clue if it's actually 8 or not, but still.

I did notice that in BootIt, it shows up as a 1.8gb drive. Maybe the chip is a hacked 2gb? I guess i'll just have to copy a bunch of crap to it and see what ends up corrupted.

For anyone else that had this problem, I used mp4 player utilities or tools or whatever version 4.0
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Old 25th Jul 2009, 3:20 pm
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I bought this thing because I wanted to replace my FrankenH10, my little Iriver that i made from a bunch of broken things. So, it made sense to copy all 5gb of stuff I had on there to the new one, which I'm trying right now. I wasn't going to post until I was done, but it says it's going to take 3 hours, so I'll just leave it for a while, I guess. I still think it's hacked - I'm gonna put money on 2gb-4gb.

Hinro, how did you verify that yours had 8gb on it?
(just out of curiosity, cuz whatever I did didn't tell me anything except that I don't know how these players work XD)
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