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		<title>Lessons Learned &#8211; Sansa E260R</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just wanted to post a few notes regarding my experiences with the SanDisk Sansa E260R. Today, I attempted to play a SecurityNow! podcast and, low and behold, the Sansa rebooted for absolutely no reason. I thought nothing of it. The stoplight had turned green and I switched over to XM instead. At the next [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p id="top" />I just wanted to post a few notes regarding my experiences with the SanDisk Sansa E260R.  Today, I attempted to play a SecurityNow! podcast and, low and behold, the Sansa rebooted for absolutely no reason.  I thought nothing of it.  The stoplight had turned green and I switched over to XM instead.   At the next light , I looked down at the seat and the Sansa was stuck in some kind of loop.  The SanDisk logo would pop up, then the Rhapsody logo, then it would restart.  I held down the power button and it turned off after about a minute.</p>
<p>This afternoon, Recovery mode worked (Hold Switch On, REC + Power) and I copied the latest firmware to it.  After unmounting the drive, I disconnected it from the USB cable.  To my astonishment, the same results occurred: still rebooting.</p>
<p>It was time to search Google.  Everything pointed to the firmware.  Someone even suggested loading the firmware 3 times to see if it would take.  It was almost time to give up when I found a small post suggesting dropping a blank file called sansa.fmt onto the recovery partition.  After an unmount, the Sansa Recovery Mode formatted the drive and it booted normally, minus all the content, of course.  At least I didn&#8217;t loose the device!</p>
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