Thread: Garmin Infotainment

x-trail how did you get or convert en_gb.glx ????? thats my missing information ??? i was reading language posts and did not find this ???

I did found the STR_SUZUKI_WARNING_TEXT but i did not find where it was linked in the file or where it was attached ??? and how to get the .glx file

The pk_files66.zip contain the rom/ram content when the radio is running, i checked there, with nothing who could help me.

update.gcd seems to contain all the radio "OS" including voices, time zone (RGNEditor see's them) but for text files i have to find them, maybe in a hidden system folder.

thks

Dont worry i know of the warning role, BUT it's a radio a navigation unit and music player,
Garmin should have done a better job designing, when you start only the navigation section, the warning should be there, the radio and media section should not be affected ??

With the warning only the volume level is working, but everything else is blocked until i acknowledge.


EDIT :

I just find out about an hidden menu on the radio, i have acces to an integrated file manager, i will try to find the glx files or text files ???.

Since the integrated map is older than the one on the SD-card, with registering it with unit ID, i hope i will be able to push it to the radio... the SD-card will accept unlocked maps, but inside apparently need to be unlocked with the right procedures.

And i need to build a usb transfert cable, my grand vitara doesn't have this one, i did manage to find the radio pinouts. BUT there was warnings on other forums, that i do not let garmin web updater or updaters do their job because of the possibility of bricking the unit ????? I found out i can force the radio to be an mtp device (mass storage) maybe this will help.

Updates are only done with the sd-card ???

I have registered to the Garmin/Suzuki, gave my unit id and thru the unit, created a xml file on the sd-card, and with the web page it scanned the sd-card, downloaded the latest 3.9 version i have now, NOTE: It doesn't work with windows 10