How to Disable the Start-up Warning Message on Nuvi 34x0?'

**jkohgin** · 25th March 2013, 09:43 AM

This here might be the wrong thread (but the search function didnt find anything useful), perhaps its related to this topic:
Is it possible to disable the warning message on the startup? I'm aware of that is goes away by clicking accept. Or wait some time, but is would be cool if it even not shows up!

**Neil** · 25th March 2013, 09:57 AM

@jkohgin
Yeah, probably is the wrong place, but i reckon i need to make up to you a bit

. It's a question for the Navigation Software Experts i think, coz it would involve getting under the hood of the fw. Let's see what replies you get, it might have already been done maybe. If it gets too much attention we can spin it off into another thread.

**jkohgin** · 27th March 2013, 09:38 PM

It seems that the experts are gone... *searching under the carpet*

**catymag** · 27th March 2013, 10:07 PM

I've seen a patch for Nuvi 200. Here:

Code:

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You should may be ask Kunix and open a new thread because this has nothing to do with this topic.

This regarding removing it, but there is a way to change the text probably editing txt files:

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**catymag** · 28th March 2013, 03:43 AM

I made some tries and it works

You can edit it as you like

**Neil** · 28th March 2013, 04:22 AM

Ha, i wonder what the rest of the message was? Maybe: 'This GPS belongs to Caty. If you have stolen it, I will track you down, eat your young alive, tear you limb from limb and regain possession of my GPS. So best you just give it back NOW!'

Sure, you can change it, nice. But he asked if he could disable it, can that be done by editing the *.glx?

PS: Maybe we do need a new thread .....?

**catymag** · 28th March 2013, 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by Neil

Sure, you can change it, nice. But he asked if he could disable it, can that be done by editing the *.glx?

No as explained by moddie in the thread linked above must edit fw_all.bin file, but must know where exactly

He concludes by saying:If you have a HWID other than 0834 you can load your fw_all.bin file into a disassembler and look for similar code that most likely is at a different offset.

**jkohgin** · 28th March 2013, 07:43 PM

Originally Posted by catymag

No as explained by moddie in the thread linked above must edit fw_all.bin file, but must know where exactly

He concludes by saying:If you have a HWID other than 0834 you can load your fw_all.bin file into a disassembler and look for similar code that most likely is at a different offset.

ok, thats definitely to heavy stuff for me!

**jkohgin** · 28th March 2013, 07:11 AM

Neil, can you open another thread and move our posts belonging to the warning message topic in the new thread? -that this here stays on topic. So its easier for others to read through it...

**Neil** · 29th March 2013, 01:14 AM

Originally Posted by Neil

Sure, you can change it, nice. But he asked if he could disable it, can that be done by editing the *.glx?

Originally Posted by catymag

No as explained by moddie in the thread linked above must edit fw_all.bin file, but must know where exactly

He concludes by saying:If you have a HWID other than 0834 you can load your fw_all.bin file into a disassembler and look for similar code that most likely is at a different offset.

Sorry, I was being rhetorical (or you might say, a smart-ass) as i know you can't disable it by an edit.

Originally Posted by jkohgin

Neil, can you open another thread and move our posts belonging to the warning message topic in the new thread? -that this here stays on topic. So its easier for others to read through it...

Done, as discussed and agreed with catymag.

Originally Posted by jkohgin

ok, thats definitely to heavy stuff for me!

Yes, best left to Loly and company imo. I'm not game to play with any of my 3xxx units to that extent either.