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Yes you can. This does require modifying the TiVo kernel and is not a simple
process. Future TiVo upgrades will be replacing this kernel with their own,
so you may have problems down the road. But if you don't care read on.
Well one of the members of the TiVo community sorphin was able to patch
the kernel that TiVo uses with large disk support. This is not as cut and dried
as blessing a drive as you need to recompile and replace your kernel on the
TiVo. If you wish to do it here are the steps needed. WARNING you will need
a working Linux system to do it!
- Make sure your current Linux distribution has all the development tools
installed for it.
- Download the files posted on http://www.tivo.com/linux
- Download the tivo-ldisk-patch-0.1.tar.gz from http://tivohack.sourceforge.net
in the "Other downloads" section.
- Download the build_x_compiler.sh script from http://tivohack.sourceforge.net
in the "Other downloads" section.
- Edit the build_x_compiler.sh script to suit your needs. In particular the
two "export" lines should be changed to reflect where you have the files download
from TiVo's site.
- Execute the script.
- Install the files from the tivo-ldisk-patch into your TiVo kernel source
over the old files.
- Compile the kernel (more to add here)
- Install the kernel (more to add here)
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