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the bummer with tomtom is that all of its folders (and there's like 10 of them or some crazy thing) need to be on the root of your SD card, including the maps folder and some random loose files. I'm not sure if the precise folder name makes a difference or not, but mine is named "USA_and_Canada"
as far as only loading up specific areas, those maps are all sold seperately on TomTom's website, and seem to be broken down by region, not by state (i.e. midwest, midatlantic & new england, etc). as far as i know there's no way to extract certain regions from the all inclusive USA_and_Canada map. |
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Cool thread. My problem with TomTom is that everytime I try to install on my Mogul, it says not a vaid ppc program or something like that. So I try to put the App in my documents that doesn't work either. I have tried almost everything. I have a 4gig card also.
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that aside, i've never seen or used any pc-based installer for tomtom... if you've got all the files on your SD card, you just pop the card into the phone and you'll be automatically whisked away into the TomTom install process (or, if it's already installed, it'll autorun the entire app... which, admittedly, is pretty annoying) |
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Use TomTom Home on your PC / Laptop. Use it to install TomTom from file or CD/DVD onto you PPC. Then use it to install maps.
I had all of these issues until I used TomTom home. If you don't have an original DVD / CD there is always the "download a ISO from your favorite torrent site and use a optical disk drive emulator" option. I have the USA Maps and Europe Maps. |
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thanks for the tip man, but I just tried that and it didn't work. Deleted the autorun.inf from the root, ejected & reinserted the card, and tomtom booted right up. I was under the impression that the "2577" folder determines what gets autorun when you insert the SD card. I've tried removing that folder, which actually does prevent TomTom from autorunning, but it also has the nasty side effect of preventing tomtom from launching whatsoever, even when using the shortcut from the Programs folder. Any other ideas?
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