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Worked great on a "upgraded x930bt" to x940bt using z140 firmware.  Had to replace the cardinfo.ct file with the 2nd one listed for x930bt HUs and voila after a little flub from the autoinstall from condi's hackmode 2.21 I was updated and it works just like it should!!!  Thanks guys!!!

Just wanted to say that I nearly bricked my x930bt that was upgraded to z140 firmware when I used Condi's 2.21 autoinstall.  For some reason it deleted my AV.EXE file and installed an older version of it.  I don't understand why it did or even why it didn't backup the original but luckily I had a backup from previous backup I made and just copied it back to the PRG1\APL folder and then had to delete the PRG.FLG file in the root directory of USER.  I did this using Condi's HACKMODE v1.4 BASE and supertestmode which uses a TESTMODE.KEY that is modified.  Once I did so I restarted unit and everything was copacetic.   I then updated to the latest 2013 maps using http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/38472-2013-usacan-maps-download/  which worked perfectly.  Just extract the contents of the Rar file to the root of my microsd card and when the stereo booted with the card in it, it detected it and asked to install update.  30 minutes later. I am sitting on 5.0 firmware and software!!!

Just wanted to say that I originally had a bone stone X930BT that was running pre 3.000 software and firmware... don't remember which lol, but I updated from that straight to the 4.0 firmware using these instructions and backed it all up to an sd card using supertestmode.

As a side note, regular testmode would not allow me to copy, but supertestmode would and did allow me to copy and backup my user folders and such.  This method works perfect and it took about 30 minutes using a pretty fast microsd card including the bluetooth update which took about 5 minutes to finish and had me worrying since I thought it was taking so long.  

I also wanted to note that if you are selecting files in supertestmode and copying them, do not hit the home button, that exits out and cancels the copy command.  You must use the volume knob to navigate to the ".." at the top and make sure you have "enter" selected using the "<<" or ">>" button, then hit "mode" until you are at the base folder and then choose your respective device, In my case it was SD and then the folder that you want to backup to using the mode button then choose the paste command using the "<<" or ">>" buttons and finally wait for it to finish copying and you should be good.