This script creates/provides patched firmware binaries for the Cowon D2 (or D2+) digital audio player.
Replacing the firmware of your player with one of these files allows you to use Rockbox on your D2/D2+.
Much more information can be found on the iAudiophile fan forum, here.
-> Read Before Installing
-> More / Advanced Info
(including the popular FPS game Doom, loading multiple firmware versions, and a firmware archive!)
Replacing the firmware of your player with one of these files allows you to use Rockbox on your D2/D2+.
Much more information can be found on the iAudiophile fan forum, here.
-> Read Before Installing
To install Rockbox on your D2/D2+:
To start Rockbox:Switch your D2/D2+ on as usual, you should see the orange Rockbox logo while it loads.
To start the Cowon Firmware:Switch your D2/D2+ on and immediately slide the hold switch into the "hold" position.
To uninstall Rockbox:Delete the ".rockbox" folder from your SD card.
Copy the original Cowon firmware file to your D2/D2+
Switch your D2/D2+ on and immediately slide the hold switch into the "hold" position.
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On your D2/D2+, go to Settings -> Information and take note of the "Version".
This is your "firmware version". For more information please click here. -
Click here, find your firmware version and click the
image.
Unless you use a theme created by Cassini, ignore the "Cassini" type downloads. -
Rename the file you downloaded to the Filename listed in the table.
Ensure you can see file extensions so you do not add an extra '.bin' to the filename. -
Copy the renamed file to your D2/D2+
It should be alongside the MUSIC/VIDEO/SYSTEM folders etc. -
Download the latest Rockbox build and unzip it to your SD card
Unsure how to unzip? Click here. No SD card? Click here. -
Safely remove your player from the computer and switch it on.
The screen should display "Firmware Upgrade" and a spinning logo for a while, then switch off.
To start Rockbox:
To start the Cowon Firmware:
To uninstall Rockbox:
-> More / Advanced Info
(including the popular FPS game Doom, loading multiple firmware versions, and a firmware archive!)