psa-update
CLI alternative to PSA (Peugeot / Citroën / DS / Opel) infotainment system update (NAC / RCC firmware and navigation maps), hopefully more robust.
Features:
- Download of RCC / NAC firmware updates, and GPS navigation map updates (NAC only)
- Resume of download in case of failure
- Preparation of USB storage device for car system update
- Lightweight self-contained executable that can run on multiple platforms: Windows, Linux, MacOS
Usage
The command line executable can be invoked in a terminal using vehicle VIN as a parameter:
$ psa-update <VIN>This will check for available RCC or NAC updates, and interactively ask for download and extraction of the firmware update to a USB device.
To check for updates of both firmware and GPS navigation map (NAC only):
$ psa-update <VIN> --map eurThe list of available maps identifiers can be obtained using the help:
$ psa-update --helpOnce copied to the USB drive, the update can be applied on the infotainement system following PSA instructions. For example for Peugeot: RCC instructions, NAC instructions.
Install
Binaries are available for Windows (x86-64), Linux (x86-64) and MacOS (x86-64) in the releases section: simply download and extract the psa-update executable.
For other platforms the project can be built from source code (see below).
Build from source
To build and run from source code using stable rust compiler toolchain (version 1.54+):
$ git clone https://github.com/zeld/psa-update.git
$ cargo runProxy
Download is possible behind a proxy provided the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables are correctly configured.
In a Linux or MacOS shell:
export http_proxy=<host>:<port>
export https_proxy=<host>:<port>In a Windows CMD prompt:
SET http_proxy=<host>:<port>
SET https_proxy=<host>:<port>Logging
Logging can be enabled using the RUST_LOG variable. For example to enable debug log level:
RUST_LOG="debug" ./psa-updateCredits
- Inspired from the Linux script in this french forum post
- For the list of navigation maps, and associated content, this french forum post
- Mirror of firmware and map updates on this site

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