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It's not makever you need but extractbmp, run it with "encode" as a parameter and the gzipped bitmaps in a directory named bmp1 along with the uncompressed versions. There's a script in "updated" to zip all the bitmaps. This will all be easiest on a Linux box. I know it's not the easiest to use but I really only made this for myself.
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This post shows you how to change the splash screen, I've done it on mrz99 and it works fine but you have to know what you are doing and experiment a bit.
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That .DAT file looks fine (the subaru logo), though it might be upside down. Looks like you are close, seems like the checksum in the VER file is not correct. The other VER files in your zip seem to use a different checksum method, (crc32b). Try the attached makever.c instead. You might also want to try creating an OPN100 folder with the .DAT file in it and copying the ver file to OPN.VER . When it worked, my folder structure looked like this: AVICMRZ90/ --NA090OPN.DAT --NA090OPN.VER --OPN.VER --OPN090/ ----NA090OPN.DAT makever.c
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Just use gimp.
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I don't think there is an easy way to dump the existing splash screen because it's on a separate partition and not accessible to the file manager. Attached is a data file with a pioneer logo, you can view it in gimp by importing it as raw 800x600 rgb565 with a 512 byte header. The important thing to get correct is the directory structure for the update, I think the main directory name has to be the same as the product name in: /USER/PRG0/PF090APL.HTM Yours probably won't be AVICMRZ90. PIONEER.DAT
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Looks like it's the same as mrz02 so use the .LNG file from that. Try overwriting all the .LNG files.
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Here's the NA090JPMZD.LNG translated, this should be the correct one for a Mazda. If not, try replacing the others. NA090JPMZD.LNG
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Hi, Yes, the images are a bit tricky to work with. This is what I do on a Linux box: copy Image.img to current dir mkdir bmp mkdir bmp1 extractbmp edit the bitmaps in "updated". They must be 16 bit windows 3.x format, gimp can save this format but not many other image editors can. run the script in "updated" (it needs gzip) extractbmp encode This should produce Image1.img, rename it and copy it to the unit.
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MP-310 is a Nissan model so the language will probably be called NA090JPJPN.LNG (NA stands for nissan), try the one I made for MP-309A (mrz0047) but make sure you copy the existing file first and post it here if the translation is wrong.
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One thing you can try is to delete or create an empty file called "PRG.FLG" in /USER, this will swap to the other application firmware installation but it won't help if the problem is with the base OS. Also, if you start up the unit in engineering testmode, there are some tests it can run but you'll need google translate on your phone to navigate the menus.
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OK, Here's a first attempt at a translation for MRZ85. I can't test this so it may not work. Rename it to PF090JPJPN.LNG PF090JPJPN_85ENG.LNG
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There will probably be other language files, e.g. PF090JPENG.LNG, just copy one of these over PF090JPJPN.LNG.
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If you post your old PF090JPJPN.LNG file here, I'll see if it's similar to one of the other models or make a new translation. If you don't have the old file, use one of the others, e.g. PF090JPENG.LNG
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Put this testmode key onto a usb stick or sd card: TESTMODE.KEY And switch on the unit. If this doesn't bring up testmode then there is nothing much you can do. If it gets you into testmode, then you will need to find somebody else with the same model as yours and copy their PRG0 folder. You should never have deleted the PRG folders
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OK, last try: testmode_NX007.zip or testmode_nx064.zip
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How about this: testmode_NX146.zip
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I don't think that's the correct file, but you still need to be able to copy and paste. Can you try the testmode key from post #90.
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The language strings should be in PRG0/APL/LANGDATA, can you not select a directory for copying?
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Can you copy the NX064 directory to an sd card and post it somewhere. You can use google translate on a phone to do a live translate of the japanese messages.
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Item 9 on the first page is the file manager. This should let you copy and paste the language files to an sd card. It should be very silimar to this: There is a chance that copy and paste doesn't work without the correct testmode key.
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I'm pretty sure the zh77 is completely different to the mrz77 so it very unlikely my language file will work. Try getting into test mode and post the langdata files here and I'll take a look at them. Don't replace anything though.
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Post #264 says this works on mrz06 so try it and see, make sure you backup the existing language files first.
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It's a C program that takes 2 parameters, the filename of an input bitmap and the filename for an output bitmap. Compile it and from a command line do: fixbmpheader b1853.bmp b1853a.bmp b1853a should then be the correct size.
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That's what the fixbmpheader.c code does, the mrz99 bitmap format is slightly different to the rgb565 gimp produces. If you run the modified bitmaps through fixbmpheader they should be the correct size.
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Is it dark grey with white text? If so, my blue background won't work because it needs black text. These are the only backgrounds I could find in the mrz02 image file. b1851.bmp b1852.bmp b1853.bmp Is it any of these? The third is the mrz99 background.