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Oops. So I read wrong. This update was fine. So there's something wrong with the second procedure (for unlocking the map storage). Try to revert to original state, to see if all is back to good. There is a file for this (takes less than 10 min).

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@AOne: yes - this sounds reasonable, I just prepared a stick with the original... let's see if it helps...

When did the damaged integrity label appear - after flashing iGO or after flashing maps? If it's iGO then either the update was interrupted and did not complete or is not compatible with your R-Link version. If it's maps then the ones you flashed are incomplete. Never seen the label before but this is what I make of it. Hope this helps

Boyko wrote:

When did the damaged integrity label appear - after flashing iGO or after flashing maps? If it's iGO then either the update was interrupted and did not complete or is not compatible with your R-Link version. If it's maps then the ones you flashed are incomplete. Never seen the label before but this is what I make of it. Hope this helps

Missed to add - either way proceed as per AOne suggestion - apply the stock map or stock iGO and see if the red label goes away.

Thanks to duracel3634 , i now have three sku files of original 2017.12 maps. But i do not know how to inject it to the R-link system ? Putting the files in r-link folder will be enough ? Or should i do some processing before putting them in R-link folder ?

As i said before i have three files named part1, part2, part3 with sku extension.

Thank you

drbeklen wrote:

Thanks to duracel3634 , i now have three sku files of original 2017.12 maps. But i do not know how to inject it to the R-link system ? Putting the files in r-link folder will be enough ? Or should i do some processing before putting them in R-link folder ?

As i said before i have three files named part1, part2, part3 with sku extension.

Thank you

If the map storage is unlocked - yes. Just put them in the R-link folder.