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davidcalvet

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Jul 9, 2008
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I just found my old 3rd generation IPOD, that was broken (the folder icon appear in the screen).
And I was wonder if I can put my 60gb hard disk from my old IBOOK G4, that died last year (but the hard disk can be still in use using firewire conection) in the old ipod, wich lood pretty big.

Somebody tried it allready ?

thank you
 

skye12

macrumors 65816
Nov 11, 2006
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Austin, Tx
Yes, ipod's used the really small 1.8's. But for $149 with all the video features and a SSD drive, you just have to go with the new Nano!
 

apunkrockmonk

macrumors 6502a
Nov 20, 2005
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Rochester, NY
I just found my old 3rd generation IPOD, that was broken (the folder icon appear in the screen).
And I was wonder if I can put my 60gb hard disk from my old IBOOK G4, that died last year (but the hard disk can be still in use using firewire conection) in the old ipod, wich lood pretty big.

Somebody tried it allready ?

thank you

Did you try restoring the iPod?

The folder showing up sounds more like that kind of issue.
 

davidcalvet

macrumors member
Original poster
Jul 9, 2008
52
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no I did not

As the firts replyer wrote, they are in diferent sizes and tipes, so I did no even tryed.
It was just to use my hard disk in the ibook more practically than to use it having to plug in the computer, start the computer, and take the fire-wire cable to my macbook ... to many things.

But thank you anyway for responding.

By the way, I have a 80gb ipod.
 
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