You need:-

* An empty USB memory stick (formatted to FAT32)

* A blank CDR

It will wipe radio presets, address book, and saved destinations.

1. Download these two files:

http://opel-club.ru/files/navi_600_900_rus_fix.rar

http://yadi.sk/d/lmhsKgwO4crXM

2. Burn the ISO file to the CDR and copy the contents of the ZIP file to the root
directory of the memory stick.

3. Go out to the car and switch on the navi system (ignition on or off doesn't
matter), remove the SD card, and insert the memory stick. Follow instructions - it
will fail at about 80%, this is expected.

4. Remove USB stick, insert CD, and switch unit off and on. This kicks you into the
bootloader where it then proceeds to flash a load of stuff from the CD. Takes about
eight minutes.

5. Reinsert SD card and let navigation initialise.

6. Reinsert memory stick and repeat installation - it'll work this time.

7. Give the system a chance to reboot a few times and it'll wake up to be a Navi
900.

Basically, the Navi 900 is set up to respond to voice commands (to choose radio
station, for example) but our SD card is missing the voice files.
So hitting the voice command button pops up a message saying that the language
packs aren't installed. However, if you're on the phone screen, voice commands are
routed to the bluetooth module and work normally.