: To get more functionality on your existing 9.1.3 unit (like video players or custom skins), you can use third-party modifications like MediaSkin or SuperMod . Apple Carplay on Media Nav evolution 9.1.3
If you are planning to use a to format your USB drive.
After a moment, a prompt will appear on the screen stating: "An update is available. Current version: 9.1.3. New version: 1.0.13.1." Tap (or Upgrade ). upgrade medianav 9.1.3 to 1.0.13.1
Ensure you have your 4-digit anti-theft radio PIN code handy in case the system resets.
This upgrade is not without peril. First, it voids any remaining warranty on the infotainment system. Second, not all Medianav units are hardware-identical; early 9.1.3 units may lack the necessary NAND memory to run 1.0.13.1 smoothly, leading to slower performance than before. Third, the process can "brick" the unit if interrupted. Finally, there is a legal gray area: version 1.0.13.1 contains embedded maps and navigation licenses that may not recognize the original VIN, potentially locking the GPS functionality. Owners must therefore back up their original device partition before attempting the upgrade—a step that requires Linux command-line knowledge. : To get more functionality on your existing 9
If you drive a Renault or Dacia from the mid-2010s, you are likely familiar with the quiet frustration of .
This indicates data corruption. Either the file downloaded incorrectly, or the USB drive is failing to read blocks of data under high temperatures. Re-download the file, format a different USB drive to FAT32, and attempt the process again. The Screen Stays Black After Updating Current version: 9
belongs to MediaNav Linux (Generation 3) , also known as ULC4 or MediaNav Evolution 2 , which runs on a Linux-based system . Hardware Compatibility Breakdown
Note: Attempting to force-flash an official 1.0.13.1 update file onto an un-modified 9.1.3 hardware unit will permanently destroy (brick) the motherboard device. Prerequisites and Requirements
Once the download is complete, securely eject the USB drive. Start your car engine. Insert the USB drive into the MediaNav.
How to check your hardware: Look at your system information. If it says RNM – Hardware version 1.0.x.x or RNM – Hardware version 6.0.x.x , you are a candidate. If it says RNM – Hardware version 0.x.x , abort.