docluv01

Hey, is there any way to get the navi.exe posted? Only reason why I ask is my brother is "resourceful" programmer, he could possibly help shed some light... if you'd rather not due to legal issues..i totally understand... Thanks...

Me Too :)

Hey, being you own an electronics store...u got any nd-bt1's?

are they doing any dash customization? i have a 2001 druango, which had a chrysler 1.5 din opening, which was wider then normal. they had to do a lot of customizing to get the radio to look semi-factory. they charged like 600-700. if no customization, and u have a double din opening, no more then 150 to 250. everythign is straightforward.

any left out there? no one seems to have em. i thought pioneer started mass shipping these things last week?

holy cr@p! did this thread explode or what? gonan take me forever to catch up now...but I like what ive seen so far...

Im sure everyone on this board concurs... Also, have u noticed that the soudn quality of the "recorded" songs sound liek crap. the manual claims its 128k, but stil sounds like sh**. you lose all crispness. if i play a audio cd, or even an mp3 cd for that matter, sounds a LOT better.

Does anyone know what exact model hard drive is in the unit? I think I recall reading that it was a toshiba drive. If thats the case, they do have some backdoor passwords that toshiba uses to unlock drives. But, it depends on the model.

[quote name="edrock200"] [quote name="docluv01"]has anyone tried the xbox trick? i dont have an xbox, otherwise id try it....[/quote] I've hacked an xbox if thats what you mean.[/quote] I meant, has anyone tried the xbox hack to get into teh Z1 drive...

has anyone tried the xbox trick? i dont have an xbox, otherwise id try it....

I do not believe this is possible... I have tried numerous different ways. I have evn tried burning mp3 dvd's, but the unit would not see them as valid discs. Until they hack the HD, the only way to get songs on t eh hd is by "recording" them from an audio cd.

Any luck guys? im tryign to locate an xbox so i can try the xbox trick...

Wow....1st time my theory on a forum turned out to be correct one :) (Or at least putting us on the proper path) I've been out of town a few days, cant wait to get home and pop out my hd from teh z1.

Hmm, One last thought... I didnt see that you already tried dskprobe.... That beign the case, sounds like teh drive is "password protected". What I mean by this is most laptops have options to put a password on your hard disk (not to be confused with a BIOS password). When you boot up with a drive liek this, it would prompt you for a password. And if you dont put the correct password, the drive wont even show up in any tool. For example, In my IBM thinkpad, I have 2 drives. the main which I boot from, and a 2nd drive in a secondary bay adapter. I keep all my data on

Has anyone tried the Maxtor Disk tools? I'm geussing that this would at least allow you to identify the disk type?