Magister
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I have the same problem with my Asus Zenfone2 which is ~2 years old and running MM, whatever the mode I choose or the USB port or the cable, it does not work.
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Well, it is maybe not as easy for a newbie, you need to use this script: https://github.com/bassrock/AVIC-NEX/blob/master/Firmware/AVIC.sh and launch it with something like : sudo ./AVIC.sh firmware.zip 5200 160 you may need to change the folder name in your firmware zip file and/or modify the script, you can comment things about boot in the script if you do not have mkboot or others utilities like that. Also using this method, warp disabled itself and you always have a slow boot. Basically this make the system platform image mountable in your linux, you can modify thin
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When you are in testmode, change screen and find the one to activate the "flap" or something like this, there is like 8 screens with about 10 options per screen
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The SD card can be "old", there is a way to replace it and flash it
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no clue sorry :-/ I didn't tested it, it's just something I saw in the *.conf, but it must not be that far to work :-/
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With the latest version on my 5200, I am not able anymore to paste file in the iGO license folder using the testmode/file maintenance mode, so be careful if you update firmware and want to put new maps/licenses.
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On my 5200 (in north america) I just put a speedcam.txt in /extdata/iGO/content/speedcam and at next reboot it automatically converted it to a speedcam.spdb, I have not installed another license, I have no crack installed, and it works.
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Has this been tested by someone? especially to create the warp snapshot? This is working?
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You could try this... your F980BT is known as a NX357, so in /etc/sysd.conf in the section <product model="NX357,EU5"> (or model can be ID or UR depending on your country), set those value: <config name="sysdconf.aap.VehicleModel" value="AV Receiver" /> <config name="sysdconf.aap.VehicleMakeYear" value="2016" /> <config name="sysdconf.aap.VehicleMaker" value="Pioneer" /> <config name="sysdconf.aap.HeadUnitMaker" value="Pioneer" /> <config name="sysdconf.aap.HeadUnitModel" value="AV Receiver" /> <config name="sysdconf.com.hasAAP" value="TRUE
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NEW Firmware for x000 - ver:1.14\x100 - ver:1.09\x200 - ver:1.04_1.05
Magister replied to asd255's topic in NEX Series
Official Pioneer x200 firmware 1.04 is on their website http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/NEX/AVIC-7200NEX?tab=firmware#downloads EDIT: installed it on my 5200, there is an update for bluetooth firmware too, check the PDF -
Official AVIC NEX Bypass (AVIC NEX Units Only)
Magister replied to installereric's topic in NEX Series
Works fine on my 5200, I only have a message about "we have detected a problem in your handbrake setting" when I start to drive when the unit is still in its early stage of booting, I click "OK" and that's it. I have 0 problem and can do anything in any menu. -
I don't know if the x000 series can boot using the "testmode_a" key, if yes you could reflash it from a USB stick and see if it was only a software problem. If you have the SD card on hand, ask in this thread: http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/82490-backups-and-images/ They may have a 4000 image to copy over
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I tried the bootanimation of my nexus7, it was working fine, but I think it is a 240x240. The assets\images\android-logo-pioneer.png in framework-res.apk is the background when you have no bootanim, which is ok if you just want a static boot screen
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On my 5200 I can change the bootscreen in the settings, but it stays 2 seconds there and the "Pioneer loading" sits by after for ~20s. I wanted to change that I checked the strings in the bootanim program and see it checks /data/media/bootanimation.zip so I put one there, make sure the mode is 644 (or 666), when I copied it in TestMode with File Maintenance, mode was 000 (---------) and it was not working. Easy change, no need to hack anything, you should have the write access in /data/media EDIT: this works without warp, if you have warp, you can change assets\images\android-log
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IIRC you have 45 days of free update after your unit receives its first GPS signal. Map update are like 2 or 3 times per year it seems. I'm pretty sure if you connect now you will have 2016Q2.
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bootanimation is a zip file with no compression, it has a very special format, there is a lot of info on android bootanim on the net and I'm sure some website can craft you one online giving it some pic. Then you'd have to install it in /data/local/bootanimation.zip I guess.
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The background of my Sonata Hybrid
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Yo dawg I don't want to dissassemble my unit to remove the SD card... I can confirm you that on my 5200, I can modify the /system file system only one time. After that, it is protected by the kernel and any other operation on it are denied even if the fs is mounted rw. I think it tests a checksum and refuse any writes, I am wondering if this is included in the kernel source Pioneer published. So for now to change multiple time the fs, either reflash the original PJ160PLT.PRG and include in a "copy script" all your changes ; or what I am doing now, is to use the AVIC.sh script by @Ada
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From what I gathered on the web, it seems the *.fbl will works regardless of the license, so I may try...
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To install it you could use the "Copy_script" method to copy it in /system/app and it will install itself. However to launch it... we cannot easily modify init.rc, you could try to inject a "am start -n <name>/<activity>" but how?
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I'd like too, but I am not sure we need a license file (.lyc) for 2016Q3 or not? If yes, I haven't found one yet so didn't bother to download 6GB at 100k/s from virus infected websites... When you did it to 2015Q3 did you install a Pioneer_LMG_for_North_America_SKU_2004688_2015_Q3.lyc file with it? And yes when you put the USB with testmode key, your unit will boot in testmode and from the "file maintenance" menu you can copy/paste full directory, this is how I backup my iGo, I select the iGO folder (in extdata iirc) then [copy] then go on the USB drive and select [paste]
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The script to make a key is here, I didn't use it however : https://github.com/bassrock/AVIC-NEX Instead you can use about any zip file from the thread, be it for backup, TMC, iGo, etc, for instance: http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/81468-the-avic-development-mod/page-10&do=findComment&comment=337784 And put the content on a USB key and put it in USB1, your system will reboot in testmode, then you can go in File Maintenance to browse filesystem.
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You could try the official Pioneer cable? But as far as I know it is a standard cable... https://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/Accessories/Smartphone-and-iPod-Cables/CD-MU200
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My conclusion: we cannot change the filesystem with script on the 5200... even if I insert in the script, just before a "cat", this command: mount -o remount,rw /system I see in my output.txt: mount: Read-only file system my id is root, I checked: uid=0(root) gid=0(root) and here is the before first remount: /dev/block/mmcblk0p7 /system ext4 ro,relatime,user_xattr,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0 and after: /dev/block/mmcblk0p7 /system ext4 rw,relatime,user_xattr,barrier=1,data=ordered 0 0 So something (kernel?) is preventing me from modifying the /system partition. Anyone wi
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I am having exactly the same problem on my 5200NEX, I changed the iGo lib script to change 2 files in /etc and I have the same behavior, it says read-only and 0 size: /mnt/udisk/script.sh[13]: cat: <stdout>: Read-only file system /mnt/udisk/script.sh[14]: can't create /system/etc/mediamanager.conf: Read-only file system Unable to chmod /system/etc/sysd.conf: Read-only file system Unable to chmod /system/etc/mediamanager.conf: Read-only file system Any fix for this?