Last edited by Neil; 5th March 2012 at 11:26 PM.
Thanks catymag for answering
gmapsupp.ing is fine cause I tried it in another GPS but I found the problem
I had uploaded new 2012.40 partial map to GPS from mapsource from PC because of
memory. Guess there was a conflict. reinstalled 2012.30 map again and everything
seems to work. I'm wondering when I updated GPS with updater it prompted me to install
new firmware. could that have something to do with that. Cause I installed part maps lots
of times before and everything worked fine.
Names in the left panel appear when you select areas in the right panel in the map, this is possible if your map is unlocked.
To unlock it in MS use mapset unlocker and run it in gmap folder, the img you'll send to your gps will be unlocked too.
You have to navigate to get to the good.
Galaxy S5 Kitkat 4.4.2 / Nuvi1200->1250 / Nuvi3790T->34xx / Nuvi 2200 / Nuvi 66 / Oregon 600
I have downloaded CN North America NT 2012.40 MAPSOURCE MIRROR
CNNA_12.40_MS.part01.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part02.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part03.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part04.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part05.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part06.rar
CNNA_12.40_MS.part07.rar
Then I installed and the map shows up in MS as "locked". This post says "To unlock it in MS use mapset unlocker and run it in gmap folder".
Where can I find this tool, I have downlaoded and tried some of the unlock tools [Garmin_Mapsource_Unlocker and unlock_mapset tool] and still show locked so I assume I did not download correct tool
I am using MS version 6.16.3
Keep in mind that unlocking the map for use in MapSource is only half the battle. If loading the map onto your GPS you'll have to unlock the map image file as well or else the map will still be locked on the GPS. See [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] if you intend on using the maps in the GPS.
do you have map that already unlocked


Then use the torrent sites - MUCH faster and no hassle once you get it set up. These file hosting sites are a joke....
No they don't - you are clicking on an advertisement. Slow down and let the page load completely. Read carefully.
How does the saying go from that comedian........."you can't fix stupid"Just kidding. Best advice is to slow down and take your time. If you aren't a slave to your computer - get set up for Torrents. Click it and forget it. A well seeded file takes 1-2 hours to download based on your IP's DL speed. These file hosting sites take me 2-3 days to DL. I simply don't have time to monitor each file and wait 1 hour in between each download - not to mention those impossible to read captcha's. If you are crafty - DL one file and use a mirror to DL a second file. Tag team the DL's and you can grab the entire file in a day.....my time in front of a computer is very limited, so I can only grab 2 files in the morning and two in the evening so using file hosting sites is a royal pain for me. Torrents work so much better but they do have their limitations as well. Do some searching and see which way to downlad works best for you.
My intent is not to start a Hosting site vs torrent site debate.....Just helping this frustrated guy out. I feel his pain....
Good luck on your downloads!
Last edited by keith13b; 21st March 2012 at 10:40 PM. Reason: spelling
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