Da ricerche fatte è un Opel Touch & Connect
Le ultime mappe che si trovano o che ho trovato sono le 2017
Come al solito ci vuole una sd samsung per il cambio CID

Opel Touch & Connect Europe 2017

Requirements

1. Linux PC with integrated SD card reader (the ones on USB don't work). If you don't have Linux on your PC, you can download Ubuntu and run it from a bootable USB drive without installing: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutoria...ick-on-windows.

2. Samsung-manufactured microSD card which allows its CID to be changed. Made in Korea cards have a higher success rate than Made in Philippines cards. Examples:

Samsung 16 GB (MB-MSBGA/EU)
Samsung 32 GB (MB-MSBGA/EU)
Samsung EVO 32 GB (MB-MP32DA)
Samsung EVO 64 GB (MB-MP64DA)
Samsung EVO+ 32 GB (MB-MC32DA)
Samsung EVO+ 64 GB (MB-MC64DA)
Samsung EVO+ 128 GB (MB-MC128DA)
Samsung PRO 32 GB (MB-MG32EA)
Samsung PRO 64 GB (MB-MG64EA)
Samsung PRO+ 32 GB (MB-MD32D)
Samsung PRO+ 64 GB (MB-MD64D)
Transcend microSDHC 8GB (TS8GUSDHC6)

To test if your SD card is suitable, enter this command in a Linux terminal window: ls -l /sys/block | grep mmc
If you see mmcX:0001 (X can be 0,1,2 etc), then the CID can be changed. With mmcX:59b4 cards, many people reported that the tool said 'success', but after removing and reinserting the SD card, the CID was not changed.

Instructions

1. Use the tool change_CID to change the CID of the SD card.

After you insert the SD, check under /dev and look for mmcblkX (X can be 0,1,2 etc). You can use the following command in a terminal window: ls /dev/mmcblk*

In my case it's mmcblk0, run the application from the current folder in terminal:
for 32-bit version use the command like this: sudo ./change_CID_32 /dev/mmcblk0 5d53424e32424d310129c7f4bd010acf
for 64-bit version use the command like this: sudo ./change_CID_64 /dev/mmcblk0 5d53424e32424d310129c7f4bd010acf

Remove and reinsert SD card to check the new CID. Use this command: cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/cid
If the CID has been changed correctly, it should return 5d53424e32424d310129c7f4bd010acf.

2. Copy the content of the SD_root folder to the SD card.

Enjoy!

Download: https://mega.nz/#F!YvwFFBTC!UWKpxVALAxBfzqsxpFsDUg
RAR password: www.gpspower.net

If you want to share new maps, you can read the CID of your SD card in both Windows and Linux:
- In Windows: download and extract Attachment 118068 and run ReadCID.exe
- In Linux: enter this command in a terminal window (if mmcblk0 is the SD card): cat /sys/block/mmcblk0/device/cid