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- TomTom Model(s)
- No Idea - box long discarded
The TOM TOM seems to have a serious design flaw: if the SD card is mover half full, there is no way of updating the maps. I tried to upload the new maps , but this was blocked 'insufficient space'. I tried to put in a new, larger, empty SD card but the unit then won't start, as it doesn't have any maps. If I copy the data onto a new SD card, as a FAT file system, the card is rejected - presumably for some stupid anti-cloning reason, and finally if I clone the card onto a larger card, the file system is still too small to accept the new maps. So was the original purchase, with life-time maps support, just a con?
I won't even start on a company "Using open-source software" and claiming to support the open-source community who do not open their update protocol for Linux users, and are technically incapable of writing their custom update tool (HOME) in a portable language. I just won't go there ...
I won't even start on a company "Using open-source software" and claiming to support the open-source community who do not open their update protocol for Linux users, and are technically incapable of writing their custom update tool (HOME) in a portable language. I just won't go there ...