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Originally Posted by Snootch
Any updates on this? Doing some research on this, found some information from the unlikeliness of sources, the Dodge Charger forums:
http://www.chargerforums.com/forums/...ad.php?t=82946
Apparently there is an optional multimedia interface called MyGig available for the Dodge Charger and Avenger and it is HDD based. it seems to use a PATA 30GB HDD, and a QNX4 filesystem. It is also interestingly enough made by Harmann-Becker (German Company) which I bet is the source for the iDrive system as well. It looks like in the first link I posted they are looking to do the same thing we are trying to do. Here's a link to the Mygig forums where they discuss lots of stuff regarding swapping drives: http://mofv.com/mygig/
It seems Acronis can clone a drive with QNX partitions, I wonder if it can extend them? I may see if I can get a hold of QNX4 and install it on a laptop, then try to extend a partition. still researching...
EDIT: Think I found the solution. Check out this post from www.nitroforumz.com:
So it looks like it may be possible to delete the music partition once the drive has been cloned, and create a new replacement partition using the remaining space on the new HDD. Now here's the problem. I know nothing of Linux... Anyone familiar with the OS, and can help hammer out a process to delete and create partitions uning the Linux command line?
Oh, and I was able to find a few PATA HDD's:
320GB:
http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CF0Q8wIwAA#
160GB: http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CH0Q8wIwCA# |
Any updates on this?
If you still need help with the linux stuff shoot me a PM.
Better yet, If you can
dd the drive to a local file that would probably be best =D