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The bysin code has been updated to handle compressed modules, and you can get the code from the github dumpnavi repository and built it yourself, or a compiled binary may be provided at some point. So far I haven't ran into any modules that truly are compressed. If you see a TODO message about compression then do NOT upload it to your car and just revert back. Go ahead and try to update even the ones marked as compressed. When listing the contents of the DLLs the modules will often times be marked as compressed (they start with a 'C' in the listing) but when you inspect the headers they actually are not. You don't need this feature to change images but you do if you want to change text or the way the actual program behaves.Ĭerom linux port doesn't handle compressed modules. When porting a fixed some small bugs with the original Bysin code and more importantly added the ability to update modules. Ideally I'll just write the LZX algo into my linux code and then it will be cross-platform compatible w/o the need of any DLLs. THe CECompress stuff is just Microsofts LZX compression stuff (like in CAB files) but with it's own proprietary structure for the.
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I decided I could fairly easily port the code (minus the windows DLL) to linux. The source was available for Bysin and it's in VC++ and uses CECompressv4.dll. Because I only have a windows box at work (and it does not have an internet connection) I mainly use Linux.
This will list and extract all the files and can update non-module files (non-exe/dlls) for v6.x.
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So you'll see strange references to Batman if you delve into the RE of this firmware.įor windows you can download the Bysin.zip file from the v4.x site. Not sure what the deal is with the naming conversion but several of their compiled binaries were compiled under a batman_forever directory. The BATMA is short for Batman, and more specifically 'Batman Forever'.
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I have a patch that will allow me to use a DVD-R instead of the original.įYI, My version according the the Teal lable and the "DISCLBL.INF" file is "BATMA 6.72B". There is a test the navigation system does to ensure you don't run pirated copies which unfortunately also prevents you from running legitimate backups of your original media. I don't like popping in my original DVD all the time so I've made a backup.
NOTE: It is possible to copy the whole DVD to a DVD-R(w) and run from that. We will be working with 09AVN2.bin for all of our changes but you'll need the other files when it's time to burn your 'update' disk. You'll need these files from the CD to do an update (basically the same as v4.x) I'll attempt to repost any relevant info from the other forums here as well. The tools from v3.x don't really work on v6 but the update tool for v4 is a good jumping point for our work. Today it's mainly used for a few media terminals and automobile dashboard units. This processor is specially designed for floating point and vector math and was made popular by the Dreamcast Gameconsole. The system runs the Hitatchi SuperH SH-4 Processor. v4.x - White Disk (See guicide's info below).v3.x - Orange Disk (See AngryDad's forum below).The version should be on the DVD but they are also color coded. Press eject (or 'map') and it should eject a DVD. Pop that down with the tab and then you should see the hidden DVD-ROM. Press the Open button for the screen to come down. There appears to be no real work since then.įirst you need to get to the DVD for the Navigation software.
After some research I saw lots of work was done by AngryDad in 2006 for the Honda Civic/Accord system. After a year of having my car I decided it was time to start digging into the Navigation system to see if I could make it do more things. I have a Honda Civic 2009 with Navigation ( NavTeq) builtin.
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