Need a firmware update/upgrade for 9500 (rel 4.51)

Hi!,
I'm currently in South America, and I need a way to upgrade the firmware of my 9500 (rel 4.51) to a newest version. I've contact the local Nokia Care team in Argentina, and they don't have the "flashing battery" for the 9300/9500.
CAn anyone suggest me a way to try to upgrade my 9500?. I really need to do it.
Thanks!
Nils Heinemann

new problem, i put the old drive in, ran classic, then opened the update file, but nothing.
then i looked around for an aplication that would run it, i found an "update intaller" app but it refuses to run.
do i need to configure the classic drive to be the master or is there something else im missing?

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