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This page acts as a guide for extracting firmwares from iPods. | This page acts as a guide for '''extracting firmwares from iPods'''. Uunlike [[iOS]] devices, iPods can be upgraded and downgraded with ease. There is also a need for the archival of certain firmware versions, since some versions are considered lost and no longer available from Apple. | ||
Note: if you are looking to help archive any unique firmware versions you own, you can check out certain archival groups such as [[IPSL]]. | Note: if you are looking to help archive any unique firmware versions you own, you can check out certain archival groups such as [[IPSL]]. | ||
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This page acts as a guide for extracting firmwares from iPods. Uunlike iOS devices, iPods can be upgraded and downgraded with ease. There is also a need for the archival of certain firmware versions, since some versions are considered lost and no longer available from Apple.
Note: if you are looking to help archive any unique firmware versions you own, you can check out certain archival groups such as IPSL.