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I hope that an understanding of how this all works will help deal with Skoda in an informed manner concerning Nav/SD card problems in future. But when a few more Skoda custoners start being forced to pay ВЈ230 to fix a SD card fault which prevents the Nav from working caused by a potentially dodgy firmware event in the head unit then the topic may shoot up the priority list. I'm may be making heavy weather of this - perhaps I'm an 'early adopter'. keithvrs and a work colleage also performed a similar experiment about a week ago and proved you can freely swap cards between head units without let or hinderance.

I have genuine Skoda SD cards which I can freely interchange between different head units.

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' From the manual :For licensing reasons, once the copying has been completed, the memory card will be permanently assigned to this radio navigation system and CANNOT be used in other radio navigation systms of the same type any more'.

Some of them are just plain wrong - such as: I did Google as you suggested and found several comments on Reddit. Google 4C Entity or VAG use 4C Entity.'.this feature of SD cards is rarely used to protect content.' So if it is not protecting the content what is it protecting?

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The scheme has not been broken or cracked however, this feature of SD cards is rarely used to protect content. The specification is kept secret and is accessible only to licensees. The DRM scheme embedded in the SD cards is the Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM or CPPM) specification of the 4C Entity, which features the Cryptomeria cipher (also termed C2). It will probably never happen again but you never know. Hence my interest in understanding how this works. I was therefore faced with a ВЈ230 bill to replace the card after only owning the car for a few months.Д«ut if there are read/write operations being performed on the secure area of the card by the head unit it is equally feasible that the Amundsen unit bricked the card. Skoda insist this was due to me doing something wrong on my PC and that could be the only feasible explanation. Why this matters to me is that my SD card was bricked following my very first map update. I am of the opinion that the head unit actually has to write some information to the card following certain events (such as detection of a data update). The point is that I dont think simple counts work. The system is time bound - and is marketed as such in all Skoda marketing materials.

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If the system were licence bound then you could update only once a year and so get 6 free years. As the updated maps are released every six months you will get three years.As others have pointed out that is probably the usual VAG horse manure. In the link I posted above VW explain there are seven license's built into the card, one is used loading the maps leaving six for updates.

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