Thrown away your ten plus year-old computer? You're in for some hard work. In these cases, you can just plug the iPod in via the cable, and you're set. Most Macs released before 2012 came with a FireWire port built-in. The quickest and easiest way to load up your original iPod with music is to use an old Mac. Step-2 Open the flash tool and connect your device using a USB cable, click the Upgrade button. Now, without wasting any more time, let’s jump into the firmware installation steps below: Step-1 First of all, download and extract Rockchip flash tools. If you don't have one, you'll need to head to eBay to track one down.Īnd if you've managed to get your poor iPod through all of that (bless the thing's metal little heart), you can try loading it up with some music. Instructions to Install: via Rockchip tool. This means you'll need to have the right power brick too (see, Lightning doesn't seem so bad now). The FireWire cable has a proprietary port on both sides, with no USB in sight (due to technical restrictions). Never mind iPhone being set to receive USB-C, the original iPod needs a FireWire connector to charge and plug in. So, your iPod is in pretty good nick, the hardware seems to be working as well as can be expected, now what? You'll need to plug the music player in to juice it up.
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