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If the original image is not Mode2, then you cannot change it. Get an older image that was properly captured in Mode2. Remember for the Mk3, every OS disc above V22 contains the same Mk3 software, so easy to find Mode2 images.

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ok I can dl v22 but i want to v31...So I downlaoded v22, open ex. ultraISO then DRAG&DROP v31 to v22(open in Ultro ISO), then BURN, and I have v31 in mode 2, that s right ?

what about changing language? In mk3 in which folders voice files should be renamed?
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