FUSE Firmware Update for iOS 4
#1
08-21-2011, 11:21 PM
FUSE Firmware Update for iOS 4
I was browsing the EVO X forums, and somebody posted the firmware update for FUSE to support iOS 4:
Anyone know how to update nav firmware? - evolutionm.net
Somebody with an RVR/Outlander Sport confirmed it works on their unit.
Anyone know how to update nav firmware? - evolutionm.net
Somebody with an RVR/Outlander Sport confirmed it works on their unit.
#5
08-22-2011, 02:48 PM
Interesting. If it runs Linux, they must provide the source code plus any modifications they have made...otherwise, they automatically lose their license for it. Someone needs to contact JCI for it
#6
08-22-2011, 04:31 PM
Yes. The BT update from Fuse that fixes the USB connectivity will erase your ability to use the BT handfree phone capabilities.
In other news... Reading comprehension at an all time low.
#7
08-22-2011, 05:16 PM
codetrap,
Assuming your last reply was sarcasm, your not doing anything to clear up the question as posed by atx. Why not just clarify that it is only the phone settings stored in the unit that are erased and not the handsfree capabilities?
Not everyone who visits this board speaks English as their first language, nor is everybody equally technically inclined. Just as easy to say, only phonebook settings and bluetooth pairing data are erased but handsfree still works as it is to write a snotty reply.
Assuming your last reply was sarcasm, your not doing anything to clear up the question as posed by atx. Why not just clarify that it is only the phone settings stored in the unit that are erased and not the handsfree capabilities?
Not everyone who visits this board speaks English as their first language, nor is everybody equally technically inclined. Just as easy to say, only phonebook settings and bluetooth pairing data are erased but handsfree still works as it is to write a snotty reply.
#8
08-22-2011, 06:12 PM
Code:
[Settings] FlashType = NAND DeviceName = "/dev/etfs2" PhysicalFlashSize = 512M ClusterSize = 2K ClustersInBlock = 64 TransactionHeaderSize = 16 [Instructions] Count = 13 1 = Write,"img.etfs.1" 2 = Write,"img.etfs.2" 3 = Write,"img.etfs.3" 4 = Write,"img.etfs.4" 5 = Write,"img.etfs.5" 6 = Write,"img.etfs.6" 7 = Write,"img.etfs.7" 8 = Write,"img.etfs.8" 9 = Write,"img.etfs.9" 10 = Write,"img.etfs.10" 11 = Write,"img.etfs.11" 12 = Write,"img.etfs.12" 13 = Write,"img.etfs.13"
Code:
[Settings] CheckCompatibility = 1,"Compat_Section" Labels = 3,"JCI_SW_VER","JCI_DNA_PART_NUMBER","JCI_UP_CUSTOM" [Compat_Section] Count = 2 1 = CheckLabel,"JCI_SW_VER",4,"TEL_BCMIT100_05.00.000","TEL_BCMIT100_06.00.000","TEL_BCMIT100_07.00.000","TEL_BCMIT100_08.00.000" 2 = CheckLabel,"JCI_DNA_PART_NUMBER",1,"1111111" [JCI_SW_VER] LabelName = "JCI_SW_VER" LoadLocation = File [JCI_DNA_PART_NUMBER] LabelName = "JCI_DNA_PART_NUMBER" LoadLocation = DNA Restore = Yes RestoreLabelName = "JCI_DNA_PART_NUMBER" [JCI_UP_CUSTOM] LabelName = "UPDATE_PACKAGE_SW_VER" LoadLocation = UP LabelValue = "TEL_BCMIT100_09.00.000" Restore = Yes RestoreLabelName = "UPDATE_PACKAGE_SW_VER"
#9
08-22-2011, 07:43 PM
codetrap,
Assuming your last reply was sarcasm, your not doing anything to clear up the question as posed by atx. Why not just clarify that it is only the phone settings stored in the unit that are erased and not the handsfree capabilities?
Not everyone who visits this board speaks English as their first language, nor is everybody equally technically inclined. Just as easy to say, only phonebook settings and bluetooth pairing data are erased but handsfree still works as it is to write a snotty reply.
Assuming your last reply was sarcasm, your not doing anything to clear up the question as posed by atx. Why not just clarify that it is only the phone settings stored in the unit that are erased and not the handsfree capabilities?
Not everyone who visits this board speaks English as their first language, nor is everybody equally technically inclined. Just as easy to say, only phonebook settings and bluetooth pairing data are erased but handsfree still works as it is to write a snotty reply.
The USB iPhone functionality is rather slow at first, as I think it loads a full set of song listings/playlists into the units memory first, then allows you to play them. There is no cover art, which is ok. Once the music stats playing, it's a little slow, but consistently responsive.
All in all, I'm happy they finally fixed it. Now if only I could get 2011 Nav MAPs for my Outlander, I'd be set.
#10
08-22-2011, 09:14 PM
ETFS stands for Embedded Transactional File System. New QNX Technology Safeguards Embedded Systems Against Critical Data Loss
Originally Posted by QNX
QNX Software Systems today announced that it is the first RTOS vendor to offer a fault-tolerant, embedded transactional file system (ETFS) for NAND flash memory devices.
