A guide to patch Nav5 devices

You have successfully edited the file "patch_nav5.sh" with the location of your drive on linux.

The location of the 15Gb drive is approximately you see after running:

• sudo su
• fdisk -l

Check if you already have the patch installed ...


Now we can do some checks if you want, you write:

• mount /dev/sdf userdata

to remount, if the console at the end says: / dev / sdf is monted.
With the partition mounted we go to the userdata folder of the "2_Linux" folder. To see some folders that will look like this:

This is what is in userdata:

userdata/local/tmp/

userdata/security/current

/userdata/system/

/userdata/app/

/userdata/dalvik-cache/

/userdata/data

/userdata/adb/

to see the folder that doesn't show you anything, then you can select to open as root ... so this way you can see the folder and copy / paste / delete files or others.

Now it only remains to unmount the partition by typing:

• umount /dev/sdf userdata

- Restart the device: press the power button once briefly, the device will turn off, then press the button for 4 seconds to start it (Tomtom logo appears)
- When starting the device, after the progress bar is at the end , our "MSTMS
My Nav5 Free App" will start automatically and your device will be patched.
A countdown will appear and the MSTMS splash disappears.
You are now ready to install the tomtom meta.txt (required), maps and radars.
We do this with the application "TTWinNav5.exe".

My kali linux is on live cd too.

Folders can be opened as root by right-clicking selecting open as root

64 bit, torrent

Code:

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You cannot launch all radars at once.
The application can only read a different file name at a time, only partial packages can be loaded multiple (Europe_0, Europe_1, Europe_2, etc ...).
In this case you have to load packages one by one for the radars.


Try to describe the problem with linux in case you can help other colleagues.