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Old 05-21-2010, 11:09 AM
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the problem that you are facing that you didn't change the version

you have to change the version by hexa program as mention on this post.
I followed the instructions right through and used the hex editor to change the binary code as below.

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C: Force SW upgrade
1. Extract sw_rel.tbl form CD image
2. Use hex editor to change first 4 bytes from '1000' to '1001' to force upgrade.
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Change the version number of the update disc.

Make the update disc you make outside the OEM version number scheme, and then just run a OEM v32 to clear the system, before you run new OS.
How should I go about this? By changing the iso file name to something like NAV_SW(v33)?

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Burn at slowest rated speed of the blank cd/dvd (not an arbitrary number mate).
So if my disks are rated at 1-16x I should burn at 1x? I'm not sure that ultraiso will allow me to go that slow.

Thanks for you help guys, I'm sorry if I'm being rather slow here. I'm just trying to get it all clear.
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