Somniac

Its exactly the same for me. I had the same problem with all the apps running from the Navi apps launcher using Pionara's appslib.dll. Pionara kindly showed me what he'd changed and I did the same on my original appslib.dll (my unit is a F320BT not a U310BT) and now all apps (explorer, visual clock, etc) all resume where they left off. All that is, except iGO8 it still resumes for a second and then reboots back to the stock Navi. I'm going to experiment with a faster SD card and restricting the memory that iGO uses to see what happens. iGO also has sys.txt parameters that control power cond

I've searched my unit and I'm afraid I can't find the winceimg.bin and cks files anywhere.They must be supplied as part of the CNSD update CD to provide the firmware and the O/S in a packaged form.I'm sorry about this, I hoped I could help.It looks like your only chance is to find a copy of CSND-230FM somewhere.

What version of the F320BT O/S were you originally running ? V1.000x or V2.000x ? If it matches mine I'll see if I can provide you with winceimg files (I'm not with my car at the moment so I can't check until tomorrow). I'm running this hack fine with no changes to the stock F320BT v1.000x O/S other than a hacked appslib.dll and the COM2 ->4 registry update. For all you F320BT users - this does work on the stock V1.000x software as it already comes with the additional apps (Virtual Clock etc) functionlity.

Version v1.000x in the F320BT is equivilent to v2.000x in the F130BT therefore the F320BT shouldn't need updating with the CNSD-130FM. Some newer F320BT already have v2.000x which is the latest 2011 version ( = CNSD-230FM) See here - http://www.pioneer.eu/eur/products/25/38/301/CNSD-230FM/index.html In short don't attempt to update a F320BT with the CNSD-130FM (F/U310BT v2.000x) update. Just skip to step 3. of Pionara's instructions above if you have a F320BT and use the version of appslib.dll I supplied at post #107 here - http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/31606-f310bt-hack-is-real/

Sorry to hear about your power incident, I hope your unit survived OK. I'll continue to play with the .enc and .pwd files in different combinations. The pwd file is obviously specific to the model or device as my VirtualClock one is different to yours but the .enc is the same. I've attached my original F230BT appslib.dll file and the one I hacked. Appslib.rar

Pionara, Thanks for this but I'm afraid your new appslib.dll still doesn't work for me.I checked the MD5 signiture of my stock appslib.dll on the F320BT and it was different to yours so I edited it in the same way as you showed above and now the standard apps (VisualClock and Photo Viewer) both work OK and the unit doesn't reboot after a suspend.But, my custom apps (Explorer and iGO8) start OK from the navi apps menu but the unit reboots when it resumes from suspense when either app is running. So I experimented ..................I copied the VisualClock.exe and its .pwd and .enc files to my A

Its definately the hacked appslib.dll causing the reboot when resuming from a suspend. If I replace it with the original then the stock apps resume from suspence and don't reboot (but I can't run my own apps). It could be because my version of the stock nav software is the original F320BT and the hacked appslib.dll is from the U/F310BT. It could be incompatible with my rmimanager.exe. Pionara, could you tell me how you hacked the appslib.dll please ? If I do the same to my original then maybe I can avoid the reboot problem and it will also be available for other F320BT owners. Thanks for yo

Pionara, I've now got 2 additional apps running from the stock navi "Applications" screen with appropriate icons - Explorer and iGO8 and everything is working fine until the unit goes into suspense (when I switch the car off). Before I replaced appslib.dll with the hacked one it would resume exactly where it was when it went into suspense when I restart the car. However, now, as soon as it resumes it does a warm boot back to the stock navi even when I have been running one of the stock apps like Visual Clock (no mortscript in the middle). Does your U310BT do the same ? Any ideas ?

Pionara, thanks for the apps dll hack. Its the one bit I was still missing. It means I don't now have to replace tel.exe with iGO. The only bit left now is to find out how to control whether it boots to the AVIC-APPS or standard NAVI rather than it automatically booting to the NAVI when you exit the AVIC-APPS application. Somniac.

Patrick, on the F320BT/F310BT the exe I think your refering to is called voice.exe. I haven't tried replacing it with iGO because I assumed that without it there would be no voice navigation. I'll try it this weekend (busy at the moment) and let you know. Somniac.

Pionara, I replace the Bluetooth Phone executable - tel.exe and its stable with both Pioneer AV and Igo8 and/or explorer running. However as you would guess, bluetooth phone no longer works. I'm happy with this as I don't use the phone functionality. I've found that its stable only when I replace either tel.exe or av.exe so you end up loosing one piece of functionality. I've tried HmiManager, pserver and navi and with each teh unit eventually hangs/crashes after either switching to AV and back or when Igo8 runs for a while. Also I only run Igo8 via mortscript when I have booted into th

Its the same on my F320BT if you use Condi's hackmode, even if I replace hmimanager.exe with an explorer shell.The GPS port is locked. Its not the Pioneer exes that lock the port its something in the early stages of the driver load. I can tell its locked because it starts a prog called clmapp.exe. In your case it looks like its GpsMc.exe. However if I use Testmode on an SD card the firmware runs the code on the card and doesn't lock the port (none of the original Pioneer drivers or code run). You must have used testmode initially to unlock your unit to enable you to try Condi's hack

Ralpharn, Wow, that IS different. What version of WinCe/WinMo is your unit running ? If I had to hazard a guess then I would say the reg entry to target is the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\Launch\GPS] one. If you boot the unit into testmode so that the GPS port is not locked and run Portsplitter (http://www.gpsmeter.com/index.php?page=portsplitter) what port does it recognise as the GPS port ? I would say from above it will be COM7. In the "output" section it will also list in the pulldown any free ports available (maybe com8 or com9). As long as you are happy that any registry

If anybody is interested I've got IGO8 working (GPS, TMC, Sound, POIs, Speed Cameras etc) together with the original Pioneer software so that I can switch between IGO8 and the Pioneer AV using the mode button on my F320BT (Upgraded F310BT). I promised TOPCU58 I would but its taken me a few months. Its using the Condi hackmode and some additional registry hacks I discovered. See my post on page 37 of the Condi's Hackmode post in the F Series forum. - It should work with your U310BTs with a little tweak or two. Somniac.

I forgot to say that you don't have to use COM4 as the replacement for COM2. It could be any free COM port (4-9) and if you want to use more than one Nav software (IGO and TomTom) together you can then run a port splitter on the (now) free GPS port to provide GPS ports for each.Somniac.