It showed up with two files -
pioneer AVIC-N2 West CPJ1175-2-A.mdf (size-7,087,521,7920)
pionner AVIC-N2 West CPJ1175-2-A.mds (size-8,414)
I have a D1 system so hopefully it will work even though its for N2. Also do I burn both files? What do i use to burn this , nero? Do i say I want to burn it as an ISO file? What type of dvd do I use? Since im upgrading, is there any special proceedures I need to do or do i just put the disc in?
Thanks
and i searched everything and there is no step by step instruction for this. This should be a sticky that way newbs like me can understand what to do
you need a dual layer dvd and burn it not as an iso. Pick a program that can read the iso, like nero.
mkkayy mkayy i figured it out mkkayy and the file was bad mkayyy
I found a file for the west coast disc that works for the D1. Also found an east coast file, but it doesn't work.
Where did you guys find the images?
Yeah, you'll need a dual layer burner for an image that big.
Also, MDF's are burned using Alcohol 120%.
BUT, if you don't have a dual layer disc, you can use Alcohol 120% to "mount" the image and then you can rip an ISO using UltraISO and remove the POI files. Maybe that will drop it to under 4.6 gigs.
As far as where the files are, I bet they found them as a torrent or some other P2P. Not a big fan of P2P myself.
Do these images work on D3 ?
Does it have more information than the D3 Navi Discs?
Thanks.
No, D3 software is the most current
Do these images work on D3 ?
Does it have more information than the D3 Navi Discs?
Thanks.
Does anyone have the link and instructions to update a AVIC D1 to 1.2? Can not find the download anywhere....
the east disk works you have to open up the main winrar program. highlight the east disk and press repair at the top, after a rather long wait it will give you a second file that you will be able to open up and burn
I'm pretty sure those are the exact same NAV images I downloaded.
The one I was able to use DVD decrypter to open and burn no problem. The other one kept throwing errors and I didn't know what it was. Turned out that I had to take ownership of the file in XP before I was able to open and burn it. Totally weird, but soon as I did that, was able to burn and never had any problems.