Thread: Fixing an iPod's Click of Death
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Re: Fixing an iPod's Click of Death
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Originally Posted by Mike
Some googling reveals
http://www.digg.com/apple/Replacing_...Step_by _Step

It doesn't seem to hard. Order replacement drive from Toshiba, connect, re-flash firmware.
You don't even necessarily need a small (physically) drive. You could get a massive normal-sized disk for super cheap and have the worlds best music-playing project-box ever!
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