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Ok guys. Ill try it out again today in the evening. Thankyou all.

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Yea... I'm not sure if the script will work on cygwin... You could try running a virtual linux machine maybe... or just try the EOSCard again.

where is it in page 13, i have the same problem and I don't speak English well... thanks

This is the link for the build on July 30th:

https://bitbucket.org/mk11174/1200d_new/downloads/Latest_Build_July_30.zip

Found on another forum that it was my built in sd reader the was not reading the vbr. used a usb reader and it worked great.
Thanks again!

Glad to hear you got it working. 

You must to format it in the PC, the camera will left the ML files

Ahhh Good to know, thanks.

Do we have intervalomter working yet?

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Works for me too.

EDIT: Just so that I get a better grasp of how ML works. Well at least this edition we got here. If I go to firmware update and try to uninstall it the way ML instructions go, I still get the Enable Boot disk etc. No way to disable it. Is this a type of a ML install that doesn't set boot disk enabled on the Camera? Also, will using a different SD card result in totally stock settings? Including the boot times. ML takes a little longer to boot. Does the time reduce if you're using non ML SD card?

Glad to hear you got it installed.

If you format the card it removes it. I've switched cards before and it runs normally like if ML was never installed it seems to me.

For everyone having trouble installing Magic Lantern on the 1200D, I will do my best to try and explain how I installed it again.
I Unchecked low format and formatted the card on the camera and started from scratch to hopefully help some people, so here goes nothing.

Step 1: Formatted the card.
Step 2: Put ML files from latest build (July 30th). {ML+autoexec.bin}
Step 3: I Added the 1200BOOT.fir file to the main directory of the card.

Step 4: I ran the update from the camera without running the script that makes the card bootable and I got the "" error.
Step 5: I then put the card in my chromebook without adding/removing any files and I ran the script that makes the card bootable.

Step 6: I ejected my card and inserted into my camera and as soon as I turned it on It booted up showing the size of the card in the bottom right of the screen. If you hit the delete button the menu should show.


Here's a link for the make_bootable.sh file I used: make_bootable.sh
You can also download it from: https://bitbucket.org/hudson/magic-lantern/src/tip/contrib/make-bootable/

July 30th Build: https://bitbucket.org/mk11174/1200d_new/downloads/Latest_Build_July_30.zip

I hope this helps guys I tried my best to explain it and recreate the problem y'all are having. If y'all have any questions or problems let me know.

Don't skip any steps and run the script with sudo.

ok so I ran the 1200BOOT.FIR and it gave me a rom dump msg over my last picture and then a ""

But I cant find a ML menu. Tried the ml-setup.fir from a nightly build and it froze my camera saying there was no boot/firmware file

That's the same thing that happened to me. Have you ran the card with EOSCardUtility.exe?

EOSCardUtility: http://pel.hu/eoscard/

YouTube video to help with EOSCardUtility: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEBSUUeoA4Y

Here's the link from mk11174 to download the July 30th build that I used. https://bitbucket.org/mk11174/1200d_new/downloads/Latest_Build_July_30.zip

Here's the filesystem of my working SDcard with Magic Lantern that I used.

Hey guys,

First off, THANK YOU for all the work in porting this.

However, I cant seem to get it to install. I've downloaded you most stable build from you link, formatted my card in camera, made sure firmware was up to date, put ML files on sd, but when I go to the update firmware screen to install ML, it tells me there is no FW on the card.

Using a lexar class 10 64 gb if it helps

I was able to install it on my 1200d. I believe I downloaded the July 30th build, the one without the 1200d firmware file. I grabbed the firmware file from another build and I had trouble installing it until I ran EOSCardUtility for Linux and after that I tried installing and it worked.

I have the 1200D Camera. Is there anyway I can help as far as testing, and if I can what are the risk for the camera?

I need this so bad guys... If anyone is still working on it, I appreciate it!