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Originally Posted by KiwiJochen
You cannot.
The original image of the file is a Mode2 image.
You must ensure the image stays Mode2 and doesn't change
So get a copy of the originail image and then burn it with ImgBurn
ImgBurn will show you the image mode before you burn it, so you can be sure it stays Mode2.
Any OS version of V22 or later has 3-1/63 on it.
Just make sure the image is Mode2, as some people have loaded images that have been changed to Mode1.
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Done. I used ImgBurn. I checked for Mode 2 as it was burning, and it was Mode2. I burned at a speed of 2X. I checked my work, using the verify function in ImgBurn, and the verify was successful. I used Explore to look at the CD, and there are many files on it that have names suggesting the right kind of stuff, including a big one that is 200mb+. So, I am confident that I have a good update CD at this time and hopefully am ready to rock and roll.
The CD-Key: If I read the FAQ correctly, I do not actually need a key. I base this on the level of my current software, 3-1/41, which would have come from a V18.2 distribution disk (or equivalent factory install?). However, I would not want to be caught w/o a key in the middle of the update process if I am wrong. So, I tried to build a key CD. I don't think I have done it right.
I downloaded v18-key.zip from e38.org/nav.
I unzipped it using winrar.
I installed on my PC "Clone CD", which came with the download.
I used Clone CD to copy the key file (700+ bytes) to a CD.
I tried to look at the contents of the CD using Windows Explore. It would not show me anything, so I am not confident that I did this procedure correctly.
Could you advise me on the following: Does the current level of my nav system assure me that I will not need a key CD? If yes, I am ready to proceed and will do so. If no, could you tell me where I went wrong?
Thanks,
BillK