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Originally Posted by ambishop
I just uploaded the navboot file disassembled to UCrewX5, in that file is the disassembler as well. He can post a link shortly. You should be able to edit that file and recompile with your changes using CRC24 for the error correction that was discussed in prior threads.
With all of the software talent on this board, I am sure this sharing will provide us with a fully hacked version with selections out the wazoo.
Martin
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I'm not the programmer those here are- can someone post a link or directions on how to recompile the disassembled navboot file posted by Martin.
I have an idea...
A previous poster (Lebowski, post #100) mentioned that language files can be swapped around with relative ease, so making selecting German actually speak British English is a matter of renaming files to "fool" the s/w. However, the menu text screens are still in the original language (German in this example). In the navboot file Martin disassembled, the hex language files seem to contain the relevant text. So my theory is that renaming them, and/or repositioning(?) them within the navboot file would allow the text items in the menus to be reconfigured in the relavent language. In this example, copying the British English file and /or renaming/repositioning(?) it to the German file name/location would retain English text...
Any thoughts?