NAND File error...BUT NOT WHAT YOU THINK!

[Akashe]

This doesn't have to do with the "new" firmware, it is just me being an idiot.

I was trying to install knoppix on my computer, and was in the process of repartitioning. I noticed a windows partition, and nixed it. Turns out, my insignia NS-DV2G was connected, and I just deleted everything on it. Now, because remvoing the firmware also seems to make it unrecognizable by a computer, linux or windows, I can't think of anything to do about it.

Anyone have any idea how to fix it?

[CrowdAds]

[Tobey]

Format it using the player itself (Settings > System > Erase Internal Memory).

[Akashe]

I can't. It won't move off of that screen, all the buttons are unresponsive. If I press the reset button it turns off, and then turning on the player will display the error message again. I also can't shut it off with the power button.

[Tobey]

Hmm, it should move to the now playing screen... How long have you let it set there?

[Akashe]

I let it sit there until it ran out of batteries, and nothing changed.

Right now it is charging again.

[rocker3010]

i was reinstalling windows and had it plugged and deleted everything now there is an error saying NAND file system fail format file system!! and now it wont do anything i cant click and i cant move nothing at all. need help stat

[digitaldel]

Does it show up as a volume on your machine when plugged in? If so, format it in your system and then disconnect.

[erinspice]

I'm getting this error, too, after the 1.2 upgrade, but my player itself seems to be behaving just fine, with the exception that it rebuilds the library on every boot.

ETA: Just discovered that while my microSD shows up as a storage device still, the player's built-in memory does not. Guess I'll be reformatting.

[Ricardo Dawkins]

http://www.**********/support/t70139..._insigna_pilot

1) Hold the power button (slider) in the on position for about 15-20 seconds to force the player to turn off, if it's already on.

2) Hold the menu button down and simultaneously hold the power button (slider) to the on position.

3) Do not let go when the device turns on. You will then get a screen message in black and white that reads (with a typo):

WARRING !!!

NAND FLASH MEMORY INITIALIZE......

"WARRING !!!" will appear in red (and probably should read "WARNING". You will have the options of "No" and "Yes".

4) Choose "Yes" to re-format your device.

After the menu show for Erasing memory you have to move fast and select the bottom option to erase your pilot. good luck.

[Tobey]

That is awesome. I had no idea this feature existed. I wonder how that guy found out?