Proceed to Bootloader Installation, the final and a very important step. You have now installed fonts on your Sansa. You will now be able to find a folder named “ fonts” inside “. rockbox” folder to your Sansa’s root, just as you did while copying firmware files. You can download fonts directly here.Įxtract the ZIP files and copy the “. Uploading Fontsįont is one of the awesome features of Sansa. Congrats! Now proceed to uploading fonts. You have successfully uploaded the firmware files onto your Sansa. You will now be able to find a folder named. You can find it in the screenshots below. Choose your player from the list and download it in *.ZIP (WinZip format).Īfter you have downloaded it, extract it and copy the “. Open your Sansa Drive and copy the firmware files onto it Copying Firmware Files When you plug-in your Sansa in MSC mode, it should be detected as a Removable Storage and a new drive should come up in My Computer. You should also change your USB Mode to MSC.

RockBox Complete installation occupies about 25 MB, so make sure you have at least 50MB of free space in your Sansa. Your player is e250 and NOT e250R!īefore you can install RockBox on your Sansa, please make sure you have sufficient space for RockBox. If your Sansa’s backpanel reads e250R and you have basic USB modes like “ MSC” and “ MTP“, you can very well proceed. Do NOT follow this tutorial if your Sansa is Rhapsody Edition. If your Sansa’s USB Modes are “ Rhapsody” and “ Plays for sure“, you are holding a Rhapsody edition ( e250R). Though the process is safe, it is up to you to be conscious while flashing. You are also agreeing that I’m not responsible if you end up with a bricked player. Before proceeding with RockBox installation, make sure you have all the following.ĭisclaimer: You are agreeing to it that you are trying this on your own risk.

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