Thread: CityNavigator North America NT 2011.40

Originally Posted by Strephon Alkhalikoi

When I downloaded 2011.20 from the same torrent site, I again used the Haklabs method. But I received a message telling of an easier way: Using MapReverseConverter and Garmin Unlocker to unlock the files. I swore I would use the combination when I downloaded 2011.30. I did too and it was far easier. Now, instead of having to worry about patched .EXE files and not being able to upgrade, I could simply install 2011.30, convert and unlock the maps, and be done with the entire process.

2011.40 from this site is probably the easiest map conversion I've ever done. Drop an unlocking .EXE into the GMAP directory, run it, and you're good to go once you copy the GMAP directory to where it is supposed to go. The only niggling issue I had was that the installer files were missing. I uninstalled 2011.30 thinking it would retain Mapsource and Mapinstall. Reinstalled 2011.30, ditched its maps, and I was good to go.

If it's this simple, why aren't more people doing the work themselves instead of begging for an .IMG file? Maybe it's me, but while I know quite a bit about the technical side of GPSrs including maps and POIs, there's always more that can be learned. As you see above, as you learn, you find simpler, easier ways of doing things.

Umm. I was doing pretty much what you were doing. With 2011.40 I downloaded the GMAP files. Once unpacked, The ran mapreverse converter but it didnt do sheet. It gave me a false negative that everything was unlocked. The only map that was unlocked was PC map via Mapsource. I wasted quite a bit of time copying all the maps onto my unit thinking the maps were unlocked like in the past. That was NOT the case. For the first time since 2005, I had to use Jetmouse and enter and create an unlock code. That, and only that worked for me.

Originally Posted by quebec001

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Thanks for the support and reference to an alternative... Computers/applications are designed to make our lives simpler, not more complicated if at possible. The mindset of "there is a sense of satisfaction in doing the work yourself" doesn't apply to many people. I'd rather have my computer do the work for me, I am not ego driven :p