[bradsm87]

I have an F25 which has all the correct vehicle pictures and animations in submenus but the vehicle picture on the main menu defaulted to a G30.

I don't like the look of putting real pictures in place of this rendered pic so instead, I just copied a different included vehicle pic, the F15 one, which looks more similar to my F25 than the default G30 pic.

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SSH in to 169.254.199.119 as root with pw ts&SK412

mount -o remount rw /fs/sda0

mv /fs/sda0/opt/hmi/ID5/data/ro/bmw/id6l/assetDB/Domains/Main/Heroes/hero_myvehicle_G30/id6_main_g30_hero.png /fs/sda0/opt/hmi/ID5/data/ro/bmw/id6l/assetDB/Domains/Main/Heroes/hero_myvehicle_G30/id6_main_g30_hero_original.png

cp /fs/sda0/opt/hmi/ID5/data/ro/bmw/id6l/assetDB/Domains/Main/Heroes/hero_myvehicle_F15/id6hero_f15.png /fs/sda0/opt/hmi/ID5/data/ro/bmw/id6l/assetDB/Domains/Main/Heroes/hero_myvehicle_G30/id6_main_g30_hero.png

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exit

I then opened nbt_evo.prg in tool32 and ran "steuergeraete_reset" to restart the headunit. It now has the F15 pic instead of the G30 one!

I read somewhere that the filesystem MUST be remounted as read-only afterwards or the headunit will be bricked. I highly doubted this but I did try. I tried running both "mount -o remount r /fs/sda0" and "mount -o remount ro /fs/sda0". Neither option worked. The filesystem remained as read/write after the commands.

My usual thought is that the filesystem will default to read-only again after the unit is rebooted again anyway. Is this true? I have not checked yet.

Every reference I've seen to read/write mounting also mentions running "mount -ur qnx6 /net/hu-omap/fs/sda0" and accessing the files through that path instead of directly from /fs/sda0. I did not need to do this. Maybe the /net/hu-omap/fs/sda0 mount point is needed for SCP but not for modifying the existing contents of the filesystem. Can anyone shed any light on this?