atlcarl69

I just got the "there is no applicable program" screen after running Condi's hackmode 2.x.  After doing a search, I didn't find a concise means of reverting back so I disected the installer and came up with the following:

Using Super TestMode

As with any mods to your AVIC, the following is at your own risk.

I was successful doing the following on my X930BT (updated to X940BT)

Step 1

From a PC create 2 directories on a SD card:

   PRG0 and PRG1

Copy the Super Testmode.KEY to the root of the SD card

Step 2

With the SD card in your AVIC boot into Testmode

   VERIFY THAT THE FOLLOWING FILE EXISTS: USER\PRG0\APL\AV1.EXE

      If it doesn't, do not continue!

   COPY USER\PRG0\APL\AV1.EXE and then paste into the PRG0 directory on the SD card

   If the following files exist:

      COPY USER\PRGx.FLG to the SD card

      COPY USER\PRG1\APL\AV1.EXE and then paste into the PRG1 directory on the SD card

Turn off your AVIC and take the SD card back to your PC

Step 3

From your PC

   Rename PRG0\AV1.EXE  to AV.EXE

   If the following files exist:

      Rename PRGx.FLG to PRG.FLG

      Rename the PRG1\AV1.EXE files to AV.EXE

Step 4

With the SD card in your AVIC boot into Testmode

   DELETE the following files on your AVIC

      USER\PRG0\APL\AV.EXE

      USER\PRG1\APL\AV.EXE

      USER\PRG0\APL\AV.MSCR

      USER\PRG0\APL\COMMCTR1.DLL

      USER\PRG0\APL\CORED1.DLL

      USER\PRG0\APL\KILLPROC.EXE

      USER\PRG0\APL\MORTSCRIPT.EXE

      USER\PRG0\APL\TOOLHEL1.DLL

   COPY the following files from the SD card to your AVIC

      SD\PRG0.AV.EXE to USER\PRG0\APL\AV.EXE

      If the following files exist:

         SD\PRG.FLG to USER\PRG.FLG

         SD\PRG1.AV.EXE to USER\PRG1\APL\AV.EXE

If you have followed the above exactly, your AVIC should be back to the way it was before the HACKMODE

As a moderator you should not make statements that aren't true... see their current product line of changers at: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/Accessories/DVD-and+CD-Changers and home as well at http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/Audio-Components/CD+Players

I actually agree that it is unlikely to happen, but that doesn't excuse your tone in replying to other people.

The fact that Pioneer continues to keep cd/dvd in their AVIC heads shows that Pioneer supports older dyeing (sic) technologies. So I must agree with ADAMZPILY and CHLNGR1970 in saying that Pioneer dropped the ball on this one and should put the changer functionality back into their firmware. The (former) stability of the IPBus was a huge reason for customer loyalty. For all those that don't want cd/dvd, let them get the AppRadio...