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I have put up a few other post but alas no help so I tried some SDMLC imgages to try and recover my unit. Being an American unit I first tried the SDMLC nn746 also the nn749 all types, the EW,RE,and the UC versions.I had no icons in the AV screen, so on tuner or sirus etc. The screen was reversed meaning that when I touched te screen it would show the touch on the other side. I finaly found this one NN746UC_SDMLC_0_108009984 and it worked. I put in Australian maps and pio etc that I hade on my SD cards (I had to rename their extentions the .000 to .001 etc to allow me to join them using a file

wich country are you in? idea on price?

Wich country are you in, cause i am in aust and would have to consider post costs

get rid off ABBA lol Is there a setting on the ipod to resume, do you pull out your ipod befor you turn off the car or after if so maybe try the other way around

Try and boot it into the test mode (this can be found on this site) then try and do a back up of installed software some of the ones I have had it has been incorrect software

Does any one have a copy of the SDMLC for a X910bt that I am trying to recover, I have posted a problume of only booting into pioneer logo but no help so far. I think that the SDMLC boot record is messed up and that is the trouble that is stopping it from booting. When I check the disk partion it comes up with a fault (using the disk write tool) This partion can be copied using the disk write tool when using test mode. Many thanks for any help.

I have been trying to fix this problem for over two weeks. I have installed and uninstalled just about everything. The unit boots to the pioneer logo screen goes black for a second and then the pioneer screen comes back on it stays like this for about 5 min and then reboots and repeats. I have the unit out of the car with no sat nav antanna pluged in and only the power wires connected to a power supply. I live in Australia and the unit is American when I boot using a test disk the propertys of the unit in WinCE says that it is a F910 and not a X910. When I boot into the service mode where you