pab567
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Yes, pre-18 navigation units (does not apply to units without navigation) have that off-road info if you enable those channels.
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New menu (as in MY18 units) - only by hacking the unit CarPlay - yes, as a part of SmartLink, you should either contact your local Skoda dealer for activation or unit must be hacked Offroad info - yes, just activate adaptation channels ENG122227-ENG117566 and ENG122227-ENG117568
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@Honza14use search, it has been described multiple times on briskoda...
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Just store them again
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@camfrancheck your PM for download link
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Nope, what you have is the most recent version I know.
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PM
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PM Just bug fixing
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Unfortunately it's not a simple flash - unit must be hacked (EEPROM), eMMC must be re-partitioned... definitely not a piece of cake...
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All check your PMs
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It is because new radio station logos database has been installed, just store radio stations again and you will have them re-enabled.
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@ULFHEDNAAR your unit does NOT support SmartLink, software update will NOT solve it :( You must have glove box unit exchanged. @Mentt software upgarde will NOT help you, if you have codes then you can use ODIS or VCP to push them to the unit.
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This can NOT be done with VCDS :(
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IMHo 200-250 GBP
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Advantage: it supports SmarLink (MirrorLink, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay) Disadvantage: it does not support DAB/DAB+ Unfortunately SmartLink does not matter so much here as in case of Yeti FL it will be deactivated when CP is removed and in case of other cars unit must be hacked anyway... It is Bolero. Amudsen part numbers are 5L0035680x where x is a letter.
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It's Bolero MIB STD2 PQ. Can be installed directly only in Yeti FL (requires Components Protection removal). After rework, can be installed in PQ cars like Fabia II FL, Super b II, Octavia II FL, Rapid.
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Search Internet or find someone who can do it for you...
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Either VW dealer or unit must be hacked.
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This usually means either problems with second DVD layer reading or too small HDD partition for maps. Problems with second DVD layer reading typically occurs due to either dirty laser lens or faulty laser. If disc is non-original which means it was burned then it could also be incorrect burning or low quality disc. HDD partition issue is typically caused when upgrading older units, equipped with 30GB disc, that originally had only 2 partitions (20GB for music + 10 GB for maps) with newer software that divided HDD into 3 partitions. This new software splits HDD in ratio 50-25-25 (music-maps-POI) and is dedicated for 40GB discs so then you still have 20GB for music, 10GB for maps and 10GB for POI. When you use this software on 30GB discs then partition for maps is only 7.5GB which is an issue when updating maps. I have also found the same problem on latest C14 units that are equipped with 30GD solid state disks (SSD) that are splitted 65-28-7 => still maps partition is too low for latest maps. Solution is to have 30GB disk splitted 60-35-5, it can either be done with service software (e.g. SetConfig) or by flashing unit with especially modified firmware. I suggest you first let us know what is exact model number and software version of your Columbus.
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Yes part number tells everything
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Yes, this is correct - your version is 0241, this one is 0253. Update from SD, not USB
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Come on, they are available from offical Skoda UK website
