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Old 05-05-2009, 09:19 AM
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Hi, just a question from an italian mate working on the x3 navi system...
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I guess the language of your modded firmware is english and this is not a problem for me, but is there any possibility to integrate your modding in the italian language firmware version?
Yes use download file 3, this is just the files for the 2nd colour scheme (brown -> night), and use navtweak to import into your modded navboot file (first tab, modules), it has a modded sky as well).

I'd recommend, doing all the mods from a fresh copy of the navboot, so, do the mods, then do the POISon hack last, then drag n drop into a OS image and the burn.
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