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The disk image is available via their website but requires your VIN number. I poked around a past update and it appeared to just be a *nix disk image. Wasn't s
by yeldarb 11y ago
The disk image is available via their website but requires your VIN number. I poked around a past update and it appeared to just be a *nix disk image.
Wasn't sure if it was signed or if there was much security or not so I wasn't brave enough to change anything for fear of borking my car.
But I would have loved to figure out how to enable the nav system that's already built into my car but disabled (Jeep charges $XXXX for the privilege)
- BillinghamJ 11y agoIt's incredibly easy to get the VIN of a car. For example, most (UK) DVLA APIs include the VIN when you put a registration plate in.
- sokoloff 11y agoOr you could walk through a parking lot and look at the corner of the windshield...