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Quite possible but I followed the "how to" exactly and the only file I selected was the virgin1.tib there are 13 others...that I did not touch...the Z1 updated and everything works perfect but just wondering if I could've saved myself some time and/or is there any benefit to moving the other 13 .tib files to the HDD.. When you "open" any of the .tib files, they automatically associate with each other to form the completed image. So, unless you specifically deselected a particular partition from the image, you did it right and it loaded the whole ~10gb image. Again, no way to load just one

Quite possible but I followed the "how to" exactly and the only file I selected was the virgin1.tib there are 13 others...that I did not touch...the Z1 updated and everything works perfect but just wondering if I could've saved myself some time and/or is there any benefit to moving the other 13 .tib files to the HDD..

So either I did something wrong or I didn't need to download all 14 parts of the Z3 image...I had upgraded to the Z2 a week ago...and never put music on the new drive bc I figured I'd lose it anyway when upgrading to the Z3..now the instructions on the first page just show to move the 1 file over to the drive...so am I correct in saying that I now have a Z3 or am I only partial Z2/Z3? What am I missing...What features are not there that I could benefit from just reloading all 14 of the .tib files to the drive? also is there a write up of how do to that...or do I just load all 14 .tib files on

Is no one hosting the Z2 image any longer? I need help finding it, bc I'm now ready to do the update and new HDD...thanks to all of the people who made this possible thru trial and error....this upgrade now looks to be feasible for the avg joe.

I know this maybe a dumb question, but could you get a HDD preloaded w/ the Z2 info(pretty much a Z2 HDD replacement) and would it be the same cost? Maybe an easier upgrade for me since I don't have much music on my HDD...I truly just want newer maps...and then I'd have a spare HDD for upgrading later if/when that becomes possible..