Now now boys lets not get too heated over this discusion. I appreciate
> all views here but by no means did I want to start a battle among my
> brethren. Now lets get back to the real problem at hand....what can we
> do to eliminate this. I have looked at the mapping DVD in my system to
> see if there was some kind of editable start-up file but no-luck.
> Someone with some real knowledge of machine code is going to have to
> take a look at this. Also I can guarantee you that there is a version of
> this DVD out there that has this DISCLAIMER message removed. The legal
> message must be supplied by the DVD. It only shows after the system has
> booted via the DVD. The manufacturer of this system, XANAVI, makes this
> same system for other cars and I am certain, with the intention of
> keeping manufacturing costs low, that all of these systems use the same
> operating engine but different software via DVD patches. Perhaps someone
> in the SERVICE/MANAGEMENT arena of a Nissan dealer has one of these > Super DVD's.
>
> Meat Plow wrote:
> > > >
> >
> >>Well, I sure wouldn't want him doing that near me! ;-)
> >>
> >>John D.
> >
> >
> > Just food for thought.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>
> >>>> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>On 7/21/03 10:39 AM, in article
snipped-for-privacy@x-an> >>>>
>>>>
> >>>>>> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>>f you find one, post it. I suspect everyone who has one of these will want
> >>>>>>to hack in the change.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>My Pathfinder nav also will not allow the destination to be changed while
> >>>>>>the car is moving, which is a much more debilitating "feature". If you ask
> >>>>>>them about it, they will say it is a legal requirement. It is not. Acura's
> >>>>>>nav is fully functional whether the car is moving or not. > >>>>>
> >>>>>Not a good idea to be messing with the nav while you're driving. > >>>>
> >>>>Absolute, unmitigated, BS. The same argument applies to the A/C controls,
> >>>>the radio, the CD player, the phone, etc. Yes, in an ideal world, everyone
> >>>>would pull off the road and stop before touch anything other than the
> >>>>steering wheel, but why is the nav system the only thing that big brother
> >>>>has succeeded in locking us out of? And at that, only Nissan's nav. > >>>
> >>>Hey don't jump on me. I was giving you Nissan's argument, not mine. I
> >>>couldn't care less what you do while you drive. You can get a shave and
> >>>haircut while you drive for all i care.
> >>
> >
>