Please let me know of additional vehicles to add to this list.

Year	Make	Model	MH2p
2019 - 2023	Audi	A1	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	A6	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	A7	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	A8	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	E-tron	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	Q3	MIB2+ High
2020 - 2023	Audi	Q7	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2020	Audi	Q8	MIB2+ High
2019 - 2021	Bentley	Bentayga	MIB2+ High
2019 - 2021	Bentley	Continental GT	MIB2+ High
2019 - 2021	Bentley	Flying Spur	MIB2+ High
2018 - 2023	Lamborghini	Urus	LIS III
2019 - 2022	Porsche	911 (992)	PCM 5
2019 - 2022	Porsche	Cayenne (E3)	PCM 5
2019 - 2025	Porsche	Macan (95B)	PCM 5
2019 - 2022	Porsche	Panamera (976)	PCM 5
2018 - 2024	Volkswagen	Touareg	MIB2+ High

Prerequisites

• ModKit downloaded
• desired mods downloaded

Update Media Setup

• format update media as FAT32
  • Windows notes:
    • right click the update media, choose "Format", select "FAT32" from "File System," and choose "Start".

    

    • If your update media is larger than 32 GB, FAT32 is not an option. Use Rufus to format as FAT32.
  • macOS notes:
    • use the built-in Disk Utility app to format the update media to FAT32: Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility.

    

• extract ModKit contents onto update media
• note: /Data and /Meta must be at root of update media



• extract desired mod packages into the /Mods folder
• note: once extracted, structure must be /Mods/[modname]. At least one of the following folders will be inside /Mods/[modname]: Update, Post, Persist





• to have the mod ready for install:
  • ensure install.sh exists
• note: to uninstall a mod
  • create uninstall.txt in /Mods/[modname] folder

Vehicle Installation Prerequisites

• update media with ModKit and desired mods
  • macOS notes:
    • some users run into issues with hidden files starting with "." that are created automatically; there are some tools for cleaning them up
      • option A:
        • use the free 30 day trial of BlueHarvest to clean the update media immediately before physically removing it
      • option B:
        • in Terminal, run dot_clean -m [update media dir]
      • option C (not recommended - only one success story):
        • manually delete these hidden files prior to removing the update media
        • If you don't see the hidden files, press Command then Shift then . (period) to display them (they will show up slightly greyed out)
        • delete the files (they all start with a period)
        • Remove the update media from the port physically. Do not use the eject function on finder; using the eject function adds the files in right before it is ejected.

Vehicle Installation

• start vehicle
• insert update media
  • note: if using an SD card, ensure the slider is in the unlocked position
• within ~10 seconds, MH2p will reboot
• update installs automatically
  • takes a few minutes
  • do not interact with MH2p during this process
  • it will reboot a few times and show some red engineering menu pages
• when update is done installing, a prompt will say "Please remove update media"
• remove update media from vehicle
• MH2p will reboot into normal mode with mods installed/uninstalled
• on computer, can check update media /Logs folder which has logs from each mod being installed

The update media is formatted incorrectly or the folder structure is wrong. Review the instructions and pictures.

macOS users: see note about the hidden files that are automatically created and using BlueHarvest to remove them immediately before removal.

Ensure you have your desired mods correctly installed in the /Mods folder in addition to the ModKit. Each mod's folder must contain at least one of the following folders: Update, Post, Persist.

Use a different update media; it is likely yours is faulty.

Run the update while your vehicle is running.

Uninstall the mod and contact me for the next steps. A new version will need to be added for your firmware.

Contact me for the next steps. It is likely easy for me to port it to your vehicle and your effort will help others!

If iPhone was ever connected, you must factory reset MH2p (menus depend on year/make/model, ex: Car>Control>System>Factory settings).

Ensure Wi-Fi is enabled on your iPhone. If the issue persists, your vehicle also needs to have a working navigation database and your vehicle needs to be in a country where 5 GHz Wi-Fi is allowed.