antamiga

I think you misunderstood the issue. There is no easier way, I don't have a windows machine and I have no way of running win VM. At any rate, I figured out how to do it. Install Keka from http://www.kekaosx.com. It will create a data.zip file that will work on the head unit. I believe Keka uses the 7zip library rather than the stuff from Info-Zip, which is what comes with OSX. I also played with python, using the zipfile.ZipFile class. I believe that would work as well, but I didn't feel like writing a python script to test things out. I hope this helps folks.

If I have to use Win emulation, that's not really using a Mac. For me that's not possible, because I'm on a powerPC based mac, which can't run windows either through a VM or natively. Has no one figured out what the difference is? I assume its a zip file format issue, but when I checked the internal zip formats, both files required version 2.0 for the decompression.

I assume it enables a boot up progress bar. Can it be enabled with the startup text option listed above it in the file? The file is located in the data.zip file under project_config/pioneer.ini

I have the F900BT and its been upgraded to the 3.x firmware and working for months. I decided to try and add the following mods: - software speed bypass - larger clock on map screen - buttons to toggle route TTS (voice) I've got a problem with the data.zip though. If I uncompress it using the terminal and then recompres it, from the extracted directory, using: zip -r ../data.zip * It creates the archive fine, but when I copy it to the APL2/iGo folder and restart, then unit just hangs at the starting up message. Replacing the data.zip with the original one returns everythin

I am thinking of purchasing an x710BT, but wanted to confirm that it will charge my ipod touch and iphone. Can I use the apple USB cable? I'm not concerned with video.