Ok Devs- (ALSO sync owners, don't update your sync systems anymore by ford, we are getting close to unlock it, and they will put out updates to bork our hack). I need some help please. I need to modify this POS sync. You can't do anything with it. I want to get navigation running or bluestacks to run android.

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I got the official ford, usb reboot file I have attached it here. It has the signed files that we need. I was able to tigger the install event with those files. And I believe this is our key to Jailbreak the system. The best part is that you can run stacked commands on those install scripts. I have been struggling to get it it to execute, presumably, I don't know anything about win CE. I have the win CE cmd.exe on my usb.

Place it into the system, it recognizes and initiates upload. What the code below is trying to do is piggy back on the copy via stacked code to upload cmd.exe to the system then execute it. UNless there is another way to get a shell, once we get the shell, WE OWN THEM.

This is what my path is listed on my autoinstall.1st file - Open1 = DelayedReboot.cab; cmd.exe tmp cmd.exe; tmp cmd.exe the cab is required as it is signed by microsoft and bypasses the lock to load additional code. Changing the semi colon to & makes it error out, so the semi colon is correct, just dunno if I have the paths right. Normally, it would be something like for linux /fs/usb0/etc. But I am not sure about CE lists the usb device path.again I am win CE retarded. UNless there is a way to% to the paths, but I dunno much about win. Sync, recognizes and executes with no errors. If I change my code a little, it will not work and say error.

SO what am I missing to get the cmd to run? Or is it already? I was expecting a shell to pop up? If someone can point me in the right direction, or to point what file I can call to execute the onboard navigation, that would be awesome as well. Even if we can't get a shell, I'd like to be able to execute a file, then I can run MIOpocket on this thing and ditch sync for android apps.

I have also attached the sync app developer guide link. With programming commands for apps.

Here is a link to the windows 7 automotive guide on how the system operates, kernel info, driver info, and stuff. UPDATE: - While it is not a software hack, IT IS possible to unlock the navigation only portion of the MFT 8', if you have it without nav.

IF YOU DO THIS, YOUR CAR WARRANTY IS VOID. You've been warned. It will cost a little money, but not set you back $1000 like nav tv and lockpick are charging. Maybe $100 or so. Here is what you need to do, if you can't wait for us to unlock the bootloader.

1 - Get a used APIM only part with the numbers DS7T in it. (aluminum only part with the fins, you DO NOT need the screen) 2 - Get the VIN# of the car it came out of and check the VIN to see if it was enabled with factory NAV. There are internet sites that will check the VIN for you. Must be a unit with NAV enabled.

Install the APIM only to the back of your LCD. The system will reboot and reset. The system will them ask you to insert the NAV sd card, do that. (obviously, you have to buy a nav card from ebay as well, but those are $10) 6. Enjoy factory NAV for about $100 This is the only workaround for now.

THE APIM is separate from the sync system and only interfaces with it. So, you will retain all your OEM VIN# locked stuff and it will survive reboots and updates. The nac actually just unlocks on that APIM portion, believe it or not. This method doesn't tie into the file system software, it merely accesses it. If someone would be so kind as to just rip the NAND chip from one of those units and post it, so that we can just flash over our existing equipment, we can do this for FREE!!!!!!

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Let's put him out of business. Your help is needed. PROPS TO rahrena8690 for the find. WORKING FILE LINKS - FOR DEVELOPERS ONLY Delayed Reboot project. Quote: Originally Posted by kthejoker20 Ok Devs- (ALSO sync owners, don't update your sync systems anymore by ford, we are getting close to unlock it, and they will put out updates to bork our hack). I need some help please.

I need to modify this POS sync. You can't do anything with it. I want to get navigation running or bluestacks to run android. I got the official ford, usb reboot file I have attached it here.

It has the signed files that we need. I was able to tigger the install event with those files. And I believe this is our key to Jailbreak the system. The best part is that you can run stacked commands on those install scripts.

I have been struggling to get it it to execute, presumably, I don't know anything about win CE. I have the win CE cmd.exe on my usb. Place it into the system, it recognizes and initiates upload. What the code below is trying to do is piggy back on the copy via stacked code to upload cmd.exe to the system then execute it. UNless there is another way to get a shell, once we get the shell, WE OWN THEM.

This is what my path is listed on my autoinstall.1st file - Open1 = DelayedReboot.cab; cmd.exe tmp cmd.exe; tmp cmd.exe the cab is required as it is signed by microsoft and bypasses the lock to load additional code. Changing the semi colon to & makes it error out, so the semi colon is correct, just dunno if I have the paths right. Normally, it would be something like for linux /fs/usb0/etc. But I am not sure about CE lists the usb device path.again I am win CE retarded. UNless there is a way to% to the paths, but I dunno much about win. Sync, recognizes and executes with no errors. If I change my code a little, it will not work and say error.

SO what am I missing to get the cmd to run? Or is it already? I was expecting a shell to pop up? If someone can point me in the right direction, or to point what file I can call to execute the onboard navigation, that would be awesome as well. Even if we can't get a shell, I'd like to be able to execute a file, then I can run MIOpocket on this thing and ditch sync for android apps. I have also attached the sync app developer guide link.

Ras Michael Rastafari Dub Rarity. With programming commands for apps. Here is a link to the windows 7 automotive guide on how the system operates, kernel info, driver info, and stuff. I have been wanting to get into this system since the day I got my truck. All ford has succeeded in doing is piss me off with 'updates' that didn't amount to much. I would be happy if they would at least allow applink on the touch systems, as that would at least give us some options to add our own work. I would love to help, but don't have much experience with 'rooting', Windows CE, etc. But looking at what you have so far, I will offer some thoughts that came to mind: It seems to me that you are working at the bootloader level, not the OS level.

I may be way off here, but this could be why cmd won't work, as the OS is not loaded, so a traditional shell is not yet possible. If you are indeed at the OS level, I wonder since you didn't get any errors when trying to launch cmd, if it was indeed actually running. I know on windows systems, if you manage to launch a process as 'system', you typically can't interact with it (security issue). I don't know CE at all, but wonder if PsExec would work if it is launching your exe, but as system. If it is executing your exe as system, perhaps a script or small app that writes some info about the system to a file on the usb drive would help.

IE, have it list the folder structure for example. I know we are not alone on people wanting to work on this. It looks to me that with Sync 3 dumping MSFT, we may be left in the dust with no further updates, although, this guy has found some signs that it might still get some useful updates: Thanks. Quote: Originally Posted by kthejoker20 Ok Devs- (ALSO sync owners, don't update your sync systems anymore by ford, we are getting close to unlock it, and they will put out updates to bork our hack). I need some help please. I need to modify this POS sync. You can't do anything with it.

I want to get navigation running or bluestacks to run android. I got the official ford, usb reboot file I have attached it here. It has the signed files that we need. I was able to tigger the install event with those files. And I believe this is our key to Jailbreak the system. The best part is that you can run stacked commands on those install scripts.

I have been struggling to get it it to execute, presumably, I don't know anything about win CE. I have the win CE cmd.exe on my usb. Place it into the system, it recognizes and initiates upload. What the code below is trying to do is piggy back on the copy via stacked code to upload cmd.exe to the system then execute it. UNless there is another way to get a shell, once we get the shell, WE OWN THEM.

This is what my path is listed on my autoinstall.1st file - Open1 = DelayedReboot.cab; cmd.exe tmp cmd.exe; tmp cmd.exe the cab is required as it is signed by microsoft and bypasses the lock to load additional code. Changing the semi colon to & makes it error out, so the semi colon is correct, just dunno if I have the paths right. Normally, it would be something like for linux /fs/usb0/etc. But I am not sure about CE lists the usb device path.again I am win CE retarded. UNless there is a way to% to the paths, but I dunno much about win.

Sync, recognizes and executes with no errors. If I change my code a little, it will not work and say error. SO what am I missing to get the cmd to run?

Or is it already? I was expecting a shell to pop up? If someone can point me in the right direction, or to point what file I can call to execute the onboard navigation, that would be awesome as well. Even if we can't get a shell, I'd like to be able to execute a file, then I can run MIOpocket on this thing and ditch sync for android apps.

I have also attached the sync app developer guide link. With programming commands for apps. Here is a link to the windows 7 automotive guide on how the system operates, kernel info, driver info, and stuff.

Updates & Downloads MapInstall software version 4.0.4 as of November 5, 2013 (22.59 MB) Notes: • WARNING: This software will not work unless you already own a MapSource product. • Windows XP Service Pack 3 or later is required.

•.NET framework 3.5 SP1 is required. A current version of.NET will be installed if needed. • Windows Media Player 11 or greater is required (a free download from Microsoft).

Change History Changes made from version 4.0.3 to 4.0.4: • Added support for new Japan City Navigator maps Changes made from version 4.0.1 to 4.0.3: • Improved performance for map trimming and map building. • Improved performance when switching between pages. • Added functionality that allows using the middle mouse button to pan the map. • Fixed progress feedback at the end of trimming (MapInstall should not remain at 100% for a long time without actually being at 100%). • Fixed an issue when hovering over map tiles would make MapInstall crash in some cases.

• Fixed an issue when trying to select more than 4GB worth of tiles. • Fixed an issue with the display of maps when there was a partial map images installed on the device. • Fixed handling of faulty map products. • Fixed an issue where clicking the Find Devices button several times would hang the app.

Changes made from version 4.0.0 to 4.0.1: • Fixed an issue where MapInstall was writing maps to the wrong location on memory cards. • Fixed an issue where MapInstall would display some maps twice. • Fixed an issue detecting devices with attached memory cards correctly. • Fixed an issue where MapInstall would not detect some pre-programmed maps correctly. • Fixed an issue where map deletion was reported as a failure. • Added various stability improvements.

Changes made from version 3.15.0 to 4.0.0: • Added ability to automatically send all current map products to newer devices if possible. • Added ability to send full map products to newer devices rather than needing to select individual map tiles. • Added display of how many map tiles are selected. • Changed the map selection page to no longer list map products that are locked for the selected device. Changes made from version 3.14.4 to 3.15.0: • Improved MapInstall software update procedure.

• Fixed an issue with MapInstall not correctly detecting another instance of itself. • Fixed an issue when MapInstall encountered bad files in some map installations. • Fixed an issue with writing map images to Garmin mode USB devices.

• Added support for new Garmin devices. Changes made from version 3.14.2 to 3.14.4: • Added support for Unicode maps.

• Added support for Thai language. • Fixed some map display issues. • Fixed an issue with map selection. • Fixed an issue with the splash screen. • Fixed an issue with the updating process. • Fixed an issue with receiving maps for products not currently installed on the PC. • Fixed some issues with the Japanese localization.

• Fixed some issues with maps sent to devices. • Made MapInstall more robust when encountering invalid map products. Changes made from version 3.13.5 to 3.14.2: • Added option to automatically select maps when launched from BaseCamp. • Added functionality to retrieve installed maps on device and select them in MapInstall. • Added ability to send error reports directly to Garmin after a crash. • Improved memory issues when running on Windows 7. • Improved map projection for many map products.

• Changed mouse-wheel functionality to zoom in and out. Changes made from version 3.13.2 to 3.13.5: • Added support for enhanced map security. • Fixed unlocking issue. • Improved trimming performance for some Asian map products. Changes made from version 3.12.1 to 3.13.2: • Fixed issue where maps could not be transferred on certain non-English Windows installations. • Fixed issue displaying the About dialog on non-English Windows installations.

• Added integration with other desktop applications (such as BaseCamp and HomePort), including user data display and automatic map selection. Changes made from version 3.11.6 to 3.12.1: • Updated map rendering to provide visual improvements. • Added Brazilian Portuguese translation. Changes made from version 3.11.5 to 3.11.6: • Fixed various minor issues.

Changes made from version 3.11.4 to 3.11.5: • Fixed recognition of SD cards initialized in a marine unit. Changes made from version 3.11.1 to 3.11.4: • Fixed various Asian language localization issues. • Fixed an issue with viewing maps around the antimeridian. • Fixed an issue with displaying the product name of some map products. Changes made from version 3.10.3 to 3.11.1: • Added support for transferring user data to Symbian Garmin Mobile XT devices. • Fixed an issue with rendering maps in a locked map product that contains terrain shading data. Changes made from version 3.10.2 to 3.10.3: • Fixed an issue detecting some Garmin mass storage devices.

• Fixed an issue at application startup when the expected code pages are not installed on the PC. Changes made from version 3.10.1 to 3.10.2: • Fixed an issue with the size estimate of selected map sets. Changes made from version 3.9.5 to 3.10.1: • Fixed an issue when selecting map sets larger than 4 GB in size. • Fixed some line rendering issues on Blue Chart map products. • Fixed an issue with the About Dialog not having buttons when certain Windows display settings are used. Changes made from version 3.9.5 to 3.9.5: • Initial Web Release Installation Instructions • Download the MapInstall update file into a directory on your hard drive. (i.e., c: garmin).

• Change to the directory in which you downloaded the files, (i.e., c: garmin), and run the executable file (.exe). Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the MapInstall installation.