IRiver PMP-120 Instruction Manual page 52

4-7 Firmware upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
4
Choose "Yes" to confirm the
action and press SELECT.
The firmware upgrade is in process.
5
When the upgrade is done, turn
the player off.
6
After turning the player on,
confirm the Firmware Upgraded
operating.
Specific features
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5-1. Precautions
Solving the problem about the Boot Failure
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Precautions for Hard Disk Drive
The PMP player uses an internal Hard Disk Drive to store your data.
There should be no need to format or otherwise service the drive.
iRiver recommends carefully reading the troubleshooting section of this manual
and viewing updated online documentation before attempting to format the
device. Only under recommendation from iRiver should the drive be formatted.
If attempting to format the drive in the PMP for any reason, please observe the
following precautions:
The PMP-140 can not be formatted using Windows XP or Windows 2000.
These operating systems can not format drives over 32 GB using the FAT32
file system. This is a limitation of these operating systems and not a fault of
the device itself.
The PMP-140 player can be formatted using Windows 98 SE or Windows
Me. Always choose the FAT32 file system when formatting the player.
The PMP-120 player can be formatted using Windows XP, 2000, Me, and 98
SE. Always choose the FAT32 file system when formatting the player.
Should formatting become necessary, be sure to always use the FAT32 file
system. Under no circumstance should the player be formatted using the
NTFS file system. This will cause the player to become unusable.
The player can not be formatted on non-Windows computers (such as Mac).
Attempting to do so may cause the player to become unusable
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About the Boot Failure
When powering on, the player checks
several internal configurations.
If one of these configurations is not
working properly, a Boot Failure
message may appear.
See the following pages for steps to
resolve a Boot Failure."
Additional
Information
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