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Old 02-02-2007, 08:50 AM
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OH BOY, I THINK I DID IT!!!!!! Let me tell you what I have done and you tell me if it sounds correct.

1. I couldn't find MagicISO so I downloaded and used UltraISO.

2. I used UltraISO to open up the saved V27.mdf file that is on my hard drive.

3. Once the V27.mdf file was opened in UltraISO I found the V_2 folder. I opened the string V_2 RR 0101 BMWC01S app_sw. I then saw the file "navboot".

4. I right clicked on the navboot file and extracted it to my hard drive.

5. Once the navboot file was on my hard drive I closed UltraISO and I opened NavTweak. Using the "File" botton in NavTweak I found the navboot file on my hard drive and I opened it. Clicked the Images tab, then the rombitmaps tab. I scrolled down to item #14 and found the === BMW ===. I right clicked my mouse on the line and selected "replace". I selected the i-drive logo.gif that I saved from Paul Martins previous post and was now on my hard drive.

6. The new logo was now in place. I then went to the File button in NavTweak and slected "save" and re-saved over the navboot file on my hard drive with the revised one I just changed.

7. I closed everything and then went back into the navboot file just to double check my new logo was there, AND IT WAS! Un-friggen believable.

8. Now the revised navboot file was still on my hard drive. So I open UltraISO. I found the V27.mdf file on my hard drive. Again found the V_2 folder and went down until I found the navboot file. I then took the revised navboot file that was on my hard drive and copied/replaced the navboot file that was in the .mdf file.

Does that sound correct to you? If not let me know what I might have done wrong or forgotten. If it is correct, can you please just walk me through the burning of the final files onto a CD-R.

1. Can I use UltraISO to burn the new CD-R? Or do I need to use the Alcohol120% program.

2. What files do I burn to the disc, the .mdf, the .mds or both of them?

3. Lastly, how do I change my burner speed to the slowest setting (x4)?

Thank you, thank you, thank you for ALL of your help!!!!!!! I can't tell you how much this means to me. I'm not and idiot, it's just that I have never done anything quite like this before.

Let me know about burning the CD-R questions.

Mark
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