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Mazda Navteq SD Card ISO (link in post)

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#1 · (Edited)
Hey all,
So I bought a Navteq SD card on eBay for my 2015 mazda 3 and I made a fresh ISO image of the card when I received it.

Product code is BHP1 66 EZ1C so it's not the absolute latest, and I don't know if copying this to a blank SD card would work, but you guys can give it a try. It has the "card_not_used" file in it still, so yeah here's the link:

BHP1 66 EZ1C
Based on what the original card was formatted to, you need a 32GB SD card or smaller and format it to FAT32 for it to be readable.

Cheers

P.S. Can confirm the original card works in my car, I don't have another SD card I can format to FAT32, so I leave it to you guys to try.
 
#3 ·
I bought the same card on ebay as well because the previous owner jacked mine. Was my goof for not catching it. Did get a good deal tho on the ride.

I got another one on ebay for 85 bucks. I made a backup using mazda toolbox and I now use the back up I made on a 8gb card. My navteq is tucked away safely. I know it needs to be at least 8gb or higher. The back up file shows at 4.7gb.

Make yourself a back up of your card with mazda toolbox.
 
#9 ·
NAV SD card

Has anyone had any luck with this? When I plug the SD and USB card in. After a few seconds, it comes up with a message saying "No NAV SD card".

Is there a special way to mount the ISO onto the SD card? Or can the files simply be copied over.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

2016 Mazda 3 Sport
 
#10 ·
I extracted the ISO to a formatted 8GB SD card, also used the CID tweak from usb stick, no luck for me either. The weak DID create a CID.txt file on the SD card but the card is still invalid to the system as well as the Mazdo Toolbox PC app. Suggestions?


Is there a correct way to load the iso image on the SD card other than simply extracting the contents to the card?
 
#12 ·
Hey all,

Can anyone upload an image/clone/iso for the Europe SD card using the EaseUS Partition Master? (it can clone any type of disk, including SD)
A simple copy/paste of card content should also be enough, as long as you provide the CID.

For the CID you need a laptop with any linux flavor on it. You only need 2 commands:
Code:
find /sys -name cid -print
#copy the resulting line and paste it bellow
Code:
more "the copied resulting line"
#should give you the CID (32 characters long string)

This command does the same thing in one line (no more copy/paste):
Code:
more `find /sys -name cid -print`
Alternative method:
Code:
udevadm info -a -n /dev/mmcblk0
#should give you lots of info about the card, including the CID
If it's not working, use "mount" command to check if /dev/mmcblk0 it's correct, it could be a little different (like 1 instead of 0)

Note: none of the these methods will work if the card reader is USB based, the reader should have a dedicated controler (for example: Asus ultrabooks are fine, Samsung series 9 are not)

Thanks,
 
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