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tijanaw 10-26-2005 11:04 PM

V22 link broken
 
Anybody knows where else to get it from?

UCrewX5 10-26-2005 11:08 PM

Try here - http://bmwnavigation.com/software/Na...tware_Updates/

tijanaw 10-26-2005 11:32 PM

On the v22, the file is only 106m, isn't the update supposed to be bigger?

UCrewX5 10-27-2005 12:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tijanaw
On the v22, the file is only 106m, isn't the update supposed to be bigger?

It's a compressed file. When you un-rar it then it will be the proper size.

tijanaw 10-27-2005 12:26 AM

what's un-rar and how do u do it?

UCrewX5 10-27-2005 06:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tijanaw
what's un-rar and how do u do it?

The files that you download are compressed to reduce their size. So your first step after downloading them is to uncompress (often called "unpacking") them. I use a free program called TugZip to do this, but there are other programs such as WinZip and WinRAR that will do this as well.

When you unpack the files you want to do so in a separate directory so that they are all together (there should be around 4 files). Next you need to use a program to burn the CD. If it's an iso image then you can use something like Nero. Most, though, are CloneCD format, so you can download that program from http://slysoft.com. They have a 21 day trial version that should do the trick for you.

Note that you don't just directly burn the files you download to a CD. The files are images files that a program uses to make an exact duplicate of the original CD.

Hope this helps.

Jeff

tijanaw 10-28-2005 12:30 AM

Hey thanks man, i got done today, and love the upgrade.
Thanks 4 all the help!


Quote:

Originally Posted by UCrewX5
The files that you download are compressed to reduce their size. So your first step after downloading them is to uncompress (often called "unpacking") them. I use a free program called TugZip to do this, but there are other programs such as WinZip and WinRAR that will do this as well.

When you unpack the files you want to do so in a separate directory so that they are all together (there should be around 4 files). Next you need to use a program to burn the CD. If it's an iso image then you can use something like Nero. Most, though, are CloneCD format, so you can download that program from http://slysoft.com. They have a 21 day trial version that should do the trick for you.

Note that you don't just directly burn the files you download to a CD. The files are images files that a program uses to make an exact duplicate of the original CD.

Hope this helps.

Jeff



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