There’s something I would try, but it’s going to be a pain…
My thought is that maybe the overall process left some corrupted unfinished data on the unit that is not affected by a master reset. I mean, the interrogator log has been done after the master reset, right?. Just to double check, perform a master reset again, re run the interrogator log and see if the available space increases and all the same packages are listed are installed.
If nothing changes, maybe forcing a package installation could help.
From the following list, manually re-install all one at a time. You can reuse the files there are currently on the USB, you just need to change the autoinstall.lst file on its root.
To make things easier, you can download the required autoinstall.lst file from the links for each file:
So you can download all autoinstall.lst files and you just have to change it for each file.
Try with smaller size ones and see how it goes.
The extreme test would be to install F12 maps once again, but I’m unsure if that would change the test’s results…
My reasoning behind this is that the way Syn3updater creates the USB it’s processed in sections:
This is just the first section, the files (compressed) are well over 10GB…
So if my suspicion is correct, by reinstalling the NAV related packages it may clear the temp/not accounted for storage…
Does this make sense at all?. Another thing to note is that if it shows F12 it’s because there’s a mixture of packages (which does not seems to be the case from the interrogator log’s output), which points towards a corrupted/broken installation.
After a successful install, check if the map version changes… After some installations are ok, check if the free storage has changed.
And yes, you do not need to create the interrogator log with Syn3updater (which would format the USB)… You can download the interrogator log package and create the autoinstall.lst referencing to it…
Check this guide for manually creating the interrogator log → APIM Interrogator Utility/Create Interrogator Log .You need package:
As before, you can download it to the SyncMyRide folder and just “invoke it” by using its autoinstall.lst file.