Weird thing with rockbox is happening here. After transferring

No one?

Either the rewrite to memory of installing Rockbox just happened to be the straw that broke the camel's back when it comes to the disk, or maybe there's some driver issue.

Since the driver issue can have a solution, let's try this theory. Assuming you're on Windows, if not I can't help beyond recommending Google, open up the Device Manager and find your iPod which should be under Universal Serial Hub Bus controllers, assuming it's still connected by USB. Right click on it, go to properties, Driver, Driver Details, write down / type out what the current driver is and don't lose it just in case, and change the driver to USB Mass Storage Device by using Update Driver -> Browse -> Let me pick from a list. You might have to uncheck a box up top to make it show up.

If that doesn't work then use the same process to put the old driver whose name you wrote down back on.

>>253788
Didn't work..
So it is a hardware problem?

>>253830
Nothing else comes to mind, it could be.

Reset the iPod and see if it works, if it doesn't then maybe warranty is still active.

>>253424
Firmware shouldn't make any difference, as access to the disk is direct.

If you're getting shitty performance, check your USB cable first.

>>253891
Yeah I think the iPod is fucked.
Formerly I just 60 songs at once with iTunes on it. It did work but after trying to throw a few hundreds in it the artist list showed nothing. After plugging it in again iTunes said content can't be read and the device needs to be factory resetted.

>>253907
Might be a good opportunity to put an SDHC into it.

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>>253914
Mmh