1. You will need to install MultiExchange. You can by it on Cydia store or download it with the download link provided below or you can add the xsellize repo and download it off there.
   1. MultiExchange .deb

   

2. If you downloaded the emulator from the first link, refer to this tutorial on how to install .DEB files : Installing .DEB Files
3. When you are done you just go to Settings
4. Select Mail, Contacts, Calendars
   
5. Select Add Account
   
6. Now Select Exchange
   
7. You should now be able to add another account without having that annoying pop-up telling you that you can’t have two!
   

Features:

1. The Solitaire Background is now fixed ( The solid green background is back!)
2. The stopwatch and the lock background is now back and fixed (brushed metal!)
3. The 4-bit color font change is now included!
4. The white squares in the legal section are now fixed!
5. The white frame at the bottom of now playing is now fixed!
6. The titlebar will now be placed good
7. It will never reboot by itself!

There are some extra resources that you can add yourself later on

1. Remove Solitaire Background (replaces with the normal background).
2. Remove Stopwatch Background (replaces with the normal background).
3. Remove Screenlock Background (replaces with the normal background).

How to install:

1. Download the firmware and extract it to your desktop
2. Open iPodwizard and in the dropdown menu select “firmware” then select “Load firmware” and select the firmware.



3. Now modify what you want. For example: Themes, Font color, Strings, Resources etc.
4. You are now done. click on “Write” and then “eject”

Other PS: when installing these firmware, it might delete the bootloader. So you will have to install it again

How to add multiple background

24322 is the default background picture at index 140, which you have to edit and add the second background at the right left corner.
14015 is the clock (?) at index 7. You have to load your now playing background there.
It will add this missing corner.

Now you have to edit left, top and right values to get these images to right place

# Select ID 24322
# Scroll this window to right, so you could see “left”, “top” and “right” values.
# Click on 83 and change it to -144. It is the left value. (It means how many pixels from left side of the screen)
# Click on 6 and change it to -126. It is the top value.
# Scroll back, select ID 14015
# Scroll this window to right, so you could see “left”, “top” and “right” values.
# Click on 0 (top value) and change it to -23
# Click on -7 (right value) and change it to -144
# Open Pictures tab
# Load your backgrounds to Index 140
# Load now playing background to Index 7
# Press write to iPod button, eject and enjoy!

This hack will enable you to have many different themes just by rebooting and selecting your theme in the bootloader menu.

Warning: This tutorial is for people who understand all the basics of iPod Modding and know what they are doing. If you do not understand what it written in this tutorial, Do no try it. Thank you

CAUTION: Make sure you have the original iPod Video firmware without a bootloader. You can download the firmware here

To extract the firmware file just rename the .ipsw to .zip and extract it

This will not work with Bootloader 2.4. THANKS TO MARCO

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1. Go to start > My computer > Your Harddrive (C:\)
2. Create a folder in C:\ called “ipod” (if you don’t put this in this exact folder, you’ll have to modify the location of the folder at the C step with the “cd” command)
3. You Have To Have These Files (Download To Above Folder)
   1. ipod_fw.exe
   2. iPodPatcher.exe
4. Open iPodWizard, load your (Can be Custom or the original) ipod firmware and then make the changes you want. (Strings, pictures etc)
5. Press Write to iPod
6. Open a Command Prompt (Go to Start, Run, And Type cmd)
7. In the command prompt you opened, navigate to the folder where you downloaded iPodPatcher.exe by using the “cd” command.

A. Type “cd..” Press Enter (don't forget the 2 dots)
B. And Continue Typing “cd..” Until It Says Only “C:\”
C. Then Type “cd ipod”

8. Make sure your iPod is still connected, then type “ipodpatcher 0″ into CMD. If nothing appears, change the 0 to 1, 2, 3, 4… ipodpatcher.exe should launch in an other DOS window, close it.



9. Remember the number that you used (It should be between 0-6)
10. Type “ipodpatcher.exe YOURNUMBER -r Bootpartition.bin” in your first window.(Will Take A While)



11. Type “ipod_fw.exe -o apple_os.bin -e o bootpartition.bin” (those are o, not zeros)
12. This Will Create a file named “apple_os.bin”. Its the file with the theme in it. It will also create “bootpartition.bin”.
13. Delete the “bootpartition.bin. Both files will be in the “C:\ipod” directory.
14. Copy “apple_os.bin” to the root of your iPod



15. Repeat step 3 to 12, but each time on Step 11 just add a number after “apple(1,2,3).bin”

-Important: The other files you will make cannot have more than 8 characters and the extension cannot be longer than 3 characters. For example eight_88.bin
-Make sure that you use a clean updater each time you modify your theme, or else the previous theme may “leak through”.
-Also make sure that you delete the “booloader.bin” file after “apple_os.bin” is extracted, or else it will interfere with the following themes.

16. Install the iPodLinux Bootloader.
17. Open the loader.cfg file in your iPod root
18. After The “Apple OS @ osos” line, add

Theme 1 @ (hd0,1)/apple_os.bin OR Theme 1 @ (hd0,1)/Themes/apple_os.bin
Theme 2 @ (hd0,1)/apple_os(1).bin OR Theme 2 @ (hd0,1)/Themes/apple(1).bin
Etcetera . . .


So, your loader can look like this :

#iPodLoader 2.5 config File
backlight = 1
timeout = 10
default = 3

Apple OS @ osos
Broken theme mod @ (hd0,1)/Themes/brokm.bin
Theme 1 @ (hd0,1)/Themes/apple_os.bin
Theme 2 @ (hd0,1)/Themes/apple(1).bin
iPodLinux @ (hd0,1)/linux.bin
Rockbox @ (hd0,1)/rockbox.ipod
Disk Mode @ diskmode
Sleep @ standby

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This tutorial has been rewritten by Slus with the help of Marco’s tutorial and the http://www.ipodwizard.net/wiki/index.php/Multiple_Themes one.