Magister

Thanks, you're the man!

I have a 5200 too, I just grounded the parking wire and used the software bypass when you press the lower left corner or something, and all settings are available even when driving.

I have a 5200NEX with 1.08 firnmware, I need a patched iGo library? your maps would work on my device?

@asd255 how? Most of us don't speak russian and maybe the info is on 4pda, but could you explain in english? thanks

If buying the map on eBay, do they come with a proper license that looks like this "Pioneer_LMG_for_North_America_SKU_2004688_2018_Q3.lyc" or not? Because installing the FBL or others will not work, you need a license.

I have 1.07 on my 5200, if I upgrade to 1.08 will the goldenapple.tst still work? or should I stay with 1.07 to patch it?

In case someone find this old thread from google, I can tell you my old 5200NEX supports AAC with my android phone.

On 7/5/2018 at 2:14 AM, traiviet said:

I followed the directions and was able to copy all map files 2017 q3 to my 8200NEX; however, POI, Building, Dem, and Landmark were not copied. Please tell me what I missed. Thank you

Do you have a valid lyc file for 2017Q3? A file with a name like:

Pioneer_LMG_for_North_America_SKU_2004688_2017_Q3.lyc

?

It is easy to find maps, but there is never a lyc file and we need it for Pioneer unit...

Hi everyone,

what is pass: for x200.... file unpack.

it should be 4pda

I think testmode_a lets you boot in android and testmode_n in the NOR bootloader or something, I don't know if you can have a script there on your usb key or something to reflash from here? Some people here knows more than me.

Or I guess you can open your unit to take the SD card out and copy a raw image of your firmware on it.

If you just want to upgrade your firmware you do not need the testmode key, what do you want to do exactly?

I don't know for the 5000, but I have a 5200 and there is a BOOT folder in the firmware.

I have some background on unix and for me, the "write" will do a raw copy (using the dd command) of the file image directly into the partition.

On the testmode_n keys, what do the Write Program, Write Bootloader, Write Boot, Write Recovery Platform, Write Opening Data options actually do?

 

From my reading, isn't the bootloader information in the NOR/BSP memory unique for each model number? I'm having issues with my unit immediately failing firmware updates so I believe some piece of my default system is corrupt and causes the firmware update to fail as soon as it starts...so I was hoping i could restore all of these things and not mess up my unit. But I didn't want to use the features on these testmode_n keys without understanding what they do?

From what I understand, on your USB key if you put the firmware AND the testmode key, from the menu you will be able to flash separate partition as you will. For instance if you fucked up your "platform" partition (/system), from this menu you can reflash it individually.

Maybe its a phone issue, not a Pioneer issue.

I'm starting to think the phone doesn't support MHL?

 

http://www.mhltech.org/devices.aspx

True, I know my Zenfone2 does not support MHL for instance :-/

I tried to install a theme on my 5200NEX (running firmware 1.07) but everytime I restart the unit, it deletes my ux folder and the iGO apk is reinstalled, the folder/files go back to original and dated January 2016.

Anyway to theme the navigation? Delete the iOG.apk?

A lot of this info comes from https://fail0verflow.com/blog/2014/enhancing-the-avic-5000nex/ (there's a part 2 too).

I never unlocked my SD card, the procedure is there but somewhat cryptic I agree... Put the password in the BSP, boot the unit with a USB with the N3 key, someone who know better could put better step by step explanations.

By putting the SD card in my pc, it gives no signal. There is no driver for the SD card. Can not shake the SD card?

No because it is password protected, take a new one

If you cannot access the "test menu" because you overwrote something (like the kernel) in your unit and the displayed message comes from the bootloader, then you have to put the SD card in your PC and copy the raw image from your PC on the SD card. You have to open your unit to extract the SD card from it.

Can not you use the same sd card?

yes of course

How do I make this image? I put it in an usb and I do what? could you explain me. Thank you

If you find an image for your device, F77 or something, it will be about 8GB or 16GB, write it to an SD Card and replace the SD card in your device

there is image in a thread ? where ? i don't find it ....

here

http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/82490-backups-and-images/

You have to recreate the SD card using someone else image, there is a thread with available images and request

Don't you need to send a CMD42 to unlock the SDCard? I recall not a lot of hardware and linux distro can do it, it's better to follow the procedure and install a customised BSP and a standard SDCard with your IMG on it.

As far as I saw on my 5200, you can do the remount RW and modify files only 1 time. After this the system seems to calculate a checksum for the partition and every further operations will fail.

What I did was to reflash the original PJ160PLT.PRG (you can do that in the menu) then consolidate all my changes in a one time process.

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