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Taken from a FAQ: 'My SD Card does not work': You did buy a class 6 card, didn't you? Other cards are often too slow for the TT.
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You also need a recent bootloader (comes with a recent navcore). Some problems on the SD card make the TT refusing it. Flash can be corrected using the normal disk maintenance tools of your OS. Formatting is the least preferred choice (FAT32).
TomTom has its own tool, called 'Clear Flash'. It solves several smaller problems. See the TomTom site for details: These tools do not fix all problems. The most important problem is that the FAT file-system is not suited for flash memory, especially large ones (You cannot use another file-system). It works on my TomTom One!
Although the patching of my navcore with EasyActivator6.exe failed, I was able to activate the map. That's what I did: 1. I downloded navcore 9.025 from: 2.
I deleted all files on my TT device ( after having made a backup, of course ). I copied the downloaded navcore 9.025 ( that is, the content of the folder 'navcore 9.025 todos dispositivos GO' ) to my TT device. I copied the WesternandCentralEurope2GB8603110 folder to my TT device. I switched on my TT device and switched it off thereafter. ( This had to be done in order to generate the ttgo.bif file, which is needed for the map activation ).
I copied EasyActivator6.exe and the downloaded meta.txt file to my TomTom device. I started EasyActivator6.exe and pressed the 'Activate All Maps $ POIs' button. Using this trick: bitdevil at 2011-02-14 17:19 CET: It works on my TomTom One!
Although the patching of my navcore with EasyActivator6.exe failed, I was able to activate the map. That's what I did: 1. I downloded navcore 9.025 from: 2. I deleted all files on my TT device ( after having made a backup, of course ).
I copied the downloaded navcore 9.025 ( that is, the content of the folder 'navcore 9.025 todos dispositivos GO' ) to my TT device. I copied the WesternandCentralEurope2GB8603110 folder to my TT device. I switched on my TT device and switched it off thereafter. ( This had to be done in order to generate the ttgo.bif file, which is needed for the map activation ).
I copied EasyActivator6.exe and the downloaded meta.txt file to my TomTom device. I started EasyActivator6.exe and pressed the 'Activate All Maps $ POIs' button.
Taken from a FAQ: 'My SD Card does not work': You did buy a class 6 card, didn't you? Other cards are often too slow for the TT. You also need a recent bootloader (comes with a recent navcore). Some problems on the SD card make the TT refusing it.
Flash can be corrected using the normal disk maintenance tools of your OS. Formatting is the least preferred choice (FAT32). TomTom has its own tool, called 'Clear Flash'. It solves several smaller problems.
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See the TomTom site for details: These tools do not fix all problems. The most important problem is that the FAT file-system is not suited for flash memory, especially large ones (You cannot use another file-system). It works on my TomTom One!
Although the patching of my navcore with EasyActivator6.exe failed, I was able to activate the map. That's what I did: 1.
I downloded navcore 9.025 from: 2. I deleted all files on my TT device ( after having made a backup, of course ). I copied the downloaded navcore 9.025 ( that is, the content of the folder 'navcore 9.025 todos dispositivos GO' ) to my TT device.
I copied the WesternandCentralEurope2GB8603110 folder to my TT device. I switched on my TT device and switched it off thereafter. ( This had to be done in order to generate the ttgo.bif file, which is needed for the map activation ). I copied EasyActivator6.exe and the downloaded meta.txt file to my TomTom device. I started EasyActivator6.exe and pressed the 'Activate All Maps $ POIs' button. Using this trick: bitdevil at 2011-02-14 17:19 CET: It works on my TomTom One!
Although the patching of my navcore with EasyActivator6.exe failed, I was able to activate the map. That's what I did: 1. I downloded navcore 9.025 from: 2.
I deleted all files on my TT device ( after having made a backup, of course ). I copied the downloaded navcore 9.025 ( that is, the content of the folder 'navcore 9.025 todos dispositivos GO' ) to my TT device.
I copied the WesternandCentralEurope2GB8603110 folder to my TT device. I switched on my TT device and switched it off thereafter. ( This had to be done in order to generate the ttgo.bif file, which is needed for the map activation ). I copied EasyActivator6.exe and the downloaded meta.txt file to my TomTom device.
I started EasyActivator6.exe and pressed the 'Activate All Maps $ POIs' button.