[Firmware] iAudio 10 V1.07

WAI · 03-28-2012, 23:25

Official announcement

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Quote:

Changelog:
- Fixed the error of firmware version 1.06 that the last folder wasn’t displayed
in alphabetical order.
- Fixed the abnormal reaction after deleting top folder of the browser.
- Fixed the error that device kept rebooting while connected to your PC with low battery.

*If you are using Mac or Linux with firmware version 1.05 or under,
Please format iAUDIO 10 after upgrading firmware to prevent system error.

sovietonion · 04-07-2012, 12:55

I tried this firmware, but the device began constantly restarting while charging from a USB charger, and today it started being unable to connect to my laptop in MTP mode. I've gone back to 1.03. ):

me_i10 · 04-07-2012, 19:48

I'm brand new to personal music players and just got a new iAudio10. I'm using Ubuntu on my pc.

To install firmware 1.07 - I think I understand everything except the last part *...Mac and Linux users reformat the device....

What does this mean and how do I do it? Will a message appear on the device asking me to format it? I can't find a "format" or "reformat" under the settings menu.

My player just came today and has firmware 1.03. At first I had some problems because I didn't realize you have to lightly force the usb cable in farther. This forum helped me.

So far I dragged and dropped a few .ogg and .mp3 files to the music folder and it seems to play them. I like the radio.

me_i10 · 04-07-2012, 21:06

Maybe I reformat the audioplayer from the pc, like I would reformat a thumbdrive or memory stick?

WAI · 04-07-2012, 21:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by me_i10

Maybe I reformat the audioplayer from the pc, like I would reformat a thumbdrive or memory stick?

yes. right after Firmware install you would Format when connecting to a PC

me_i10 · 04-08-2012, 13:44

I followed the update instructions, with a FULL battery.

Now when I plug the USB into device and pc, I get to the Charge+Sync menu. I select that, but USB connect screen does not come up and PC does not register device is connected. I have a blank screen only. Eventually it shows the battery charging icon and I can get to the menus, but no USB connection.

I can't connect to reformat! Any help?

Adoby · 04-08-2012, 15:36

You could try using the program GParted in Ubuntu to mount and/or format your device. I assume that it use the fat32 file format. GParted is available through the normal repositories for Ubuntu.

me_i10 · 04-08-2012, 20:40

Thanks,
Looks like I'm having a problem similar to others that have posted on different iAudio 10 threads:

If I totally shutdown and restart my computer it will recognize the device (or at least has once so far). But after I safely remove the device it will not recognize it again if I reconnect it. I probably will have to totally shutdown again (and restart of pc was not enough - I had to turn off and on my computer).

So the firmware "upgrade" for me looks like it just made a connection problem appear that I didn't have when the device was out of the box with v1.03.

Hopefully Cowon will rise to the challenge. I want to be happy with my product purchase.

Adoby · 04-09-2012, 02:28

Problems with auto-mounting USB-drives in Ubuntu is most likely computer/bios related. It seems that sometimes "legacy floppy" or "USB-legacy" (or something similar) is enabled in bios, but no floppy drives are installed. This may cause automount to hang for USB.

Google "problem automount usb ubuntu legacy" for more information.

me_i10 · 04-10-2012, 20:40

Thanks Adoby.

I found a hint that said try this in the terminal:
sudo modprobe -r floppy

and it worked! I plugged in my player and this time after selecting charge + sync
it connected.

silenthiller1992 · 04-15-2012, 16:31

In summary, has anyone had this update work for them? Like I said, I am currently sticking with 1.03 until I hear that the updates are ok and won't mess up my iAudio 10.

me_i10 · 04-20-2012, 22:01

Now the previous fix I used with the terminal command doesn't seem to work.

How can I go back to v1.03? I looked on Cowon site but only found back to v1.05 for download.

sovietonion · 04-21-2012, 00:03

I found v1.03 in this thread: http://iaudiophile.net/forums/showthread.php?t=39826

silenthiller1992 · 09-12-2012, 13:35

So 1.08 is out now. Anyone try it?

04-07-2012, 19:48	#3
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	How do I "format" after installing new firmware? I'm brand new to personal music players and just got a new iAudio10. I'm using Ubuntu on my pc. To install firmware 1.07 - I think I understand everything except the last part *...Mac and Linux users reformat the device.... What does this mean and how do I do it? Will a message appear on the device asking me to format it? I can't find a "format" or "reformat" under the settings menu. My player just came today and has firmware 1.03. At first I had some problems because I didn't realize you have to lightly force the usb cable in farther. This forum helped me. So far I dragged and dropped a few .ogg and .mp3 files to the music folder and it seems to play them. I like the radio.

04-07-2012, 21:06	#4
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	reformat Maybe I reformat the audioplayer from the pc, like I would reformat a thumbdrive or memory stick?

04-08-2012, 13:44	#6
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	V1.07, now device not recognized by pc, blank screen I followed the update instructions, with a FULL battery. Now when I plug the USB into device and pc, I get to the Charge+Sync menu. I select that, but USB connect screen does not come up and PC does not register device is connected. I have a blank screen only. Eventually it shows the battery charging icon and I can get to the menus, but no USB connection. I can't connect to reformat! Any help?

04-08-2012, 15:36	#7
Adoby 96GB J3 UE700 KPP Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Sweden, in the southern woods. Posts: 185	You could try using the program GParted in Ubuntu to mount and/or format your device. I assume that it use the fat32 file format. GParted is available through the normal repositories for Ubuntu. __________________ $if($or($in(%genre%,Classical),$in(%genre%,Baroque )),/Classical/,/Artists/)$firstalphachar($upper($if2(%albumartist%,%artist %)),#)/$if2(%albumartist%,%artist%)/$if(%date%,$left(%date%,4) ~ )%album%$if($gt(%totaldiscs%,1), %discnumber%)$if(%discsubtitle%, \(%discsubtitle%\))$if($eq(%_extension%,flac), FLAC,)/$num(%tracknumber%,2) ~ %artist% ~ %title%

04-08-2012, 20:40	#8
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	Thanks, looks like different problem Thanks, Looks like I'm having a problem similar to others that have posted on different iAudio 10 threads: If I totally shutdown and restart my computer it will recognize the device (or at least has once so far). But after I safely remove the device it will not recognize it again if I reconnect it. I probably will have to totally shutdown again (and restart of pc was not enough - I had to turn off and on my computer). So the firmware "upgrade" for me looks like it just made a connection problem appear that I didn't have when the device was out of the box with v1.03. Hopefully Cowon will rise to the challenge. I want to be happy with my product purchase.

04-07-2012, 12:55	#2
sovietonion Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Singapore Posts: 20	I tried this firmware, but the device began constantly restarting while charging from a USB charger, and today it started being unable to connect to my laptop in MTP mode. I've gone back to 1.03. ):

04-09-2012, 02:28	#9
Adoby 96GB J3 UE700 KPP Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Sweden, in the southern woods. Posts: 185	Problems with auto-mounting USB-drives in Ubuntu is most likely computer/bios related. It seems that sometimes "legacy floppy" or "USB-legacy" (or something similar) is enabled in bios, but no floppy drives are installed. This may cause automount to hang for USB. Google "problem automount usb ubuntu legacy" for more information. __________________ $if($or($in(%genre%,Classical),$in(%genre%,Baroque )),/Classical/,/Artists/)$firstalphachar($upper($if2(%albumartist%,%artist %)),#)/$if2(%albumartist%,%artist%)/$if(%date%,$left(%date%,4) ~ )%album%$if($gt(%totaldiscs%,1), %discnumber%)$if(%discsubtitle%, \(%discsubtitle%\))$if($eq(%_extension%,flac), FLAC,)/$num(%tracknumber%,2) ~ %artist% ~ %title%

04-10-2012, 20:40	#10
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	thanks Thanks Adoby. I found a hint that said try this in the terminal: sudo modprobe -r floppy and it worked! I plugged in my player and this time after selecting charge + sync it connected.

04-15-2012, 16:31	#11
silenthiller1992 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 9	In summary, has anyone had this update work for them? Like I said, I am currently sticking with 1.03 until I hear that the updates are ok and won't mess up my iAudio 10.

04-20-2012, 22:01	#12
me_i10 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 8	Boooooo Now the previous fix I used with the terminal command doesn't seem to work. How can I go back to v1.03? I looked on Cowon site but only found back to v1.05 for download.

04-21-2012, 00:03	#13
sovietonion Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Singapore Posts: 20	I found v1.03 in this thread: http://iaudiophile.net/forums/showthread.php?t=39826

09-12-2012, 13:35	#14
silenthiller1992 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 9	So 1.08 is out now. Anyone try it?

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