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For instructions, see Create a Smart Playlist.Įnter custom sorting criteria for a song.

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I have a theory on how we fix this looking at the underlying hex on the drive and will try it when I get time. fixed NITS with mechanical Toshiba drives the use of a flashdrive is proving harder. While we know the HDD has a unique proprietary filesystem (so no files can be accessed or amended) there may be some hacks possible to the ROM (although that would mean risking a NIT unit which I'm not sure any of us is keen to do! Maybe is we put in $200 each and buy a second hand one to try this?). One thing I previously suspected (because the HDD jumper settings were odd - slave) has now been confirmed by Keano's help is that within the NIT unit and separate from the HDD is a (flashable) ROM that stores the core operating system. In the absence of a failing HDD (which will cause the system to freeze completely) you can use the NIT if you remove the HDD but only the radio and no other functions. The HDD stores the navigation information & graphics and stored music. There is no visibility on the navigation data in order to inject new data.įixing this goes on and thanks to we have learnt more.

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I am hacking an official Maserati update CD to create a new ISO to inject a 2014 Gracenote database (instead of 2009) to see if we can have a v2.00 image with 2014 gracenote data. I also have the official update disks Maserati made based on UBoot images. While we cannot see into a filesystem I do have a working v1.07 system.

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We cannot buy/access the proprietary filesystem drivers to mount the system.

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No software recognises the MBR or partitions because to the rest of the world they do not exist. I have spent a lot of time at hex-level/raw data (which is how I discovered the filesystem type in the MBR). I identified and have spoken with the Bose & filesystem lead software developers from the time. The result however is there is NO way to see/recover/fix a corrupted drive. It was done for redundancy to ensure read-write survivability in high-end use cases and you see similar in HF trading databases. To cut a 6 week/200 hour sweat, blood, toil and tears story to a nutshell: Bose used a proprietary military grade filesystem (?!?!). This has all been borne from tenacity and the kindness of Keano lending a (mostly) working drive. Bose and Maserati have all refused to help multiple times. The bad news is I am as yet unable to do this on a SSD nor enact any of the hacks I want.

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Also I can upgrade the software from v1.07 to v2.00 software and take Gracenote from 2008 data to 2009. Dead Bose NITs can be brought back to life - this has not been done before. The good news is I can now fix this problem but only by using a new, mechanical Toshiba HDD. As an update I am still working on this problem.