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Kunix invented it so he would better explain, but in brief Cure3 is a 'stripped-down' fw which does not load map image files, voice files etc. This allows you to access the internal file system to reformat or to delete any corrupt file/s which cannot be loaded and therefore are preventing the unit from booting. The cure fw cannot boot the unit, merely allows it to be accessed for that purpose. The original full fw must then be loaded in pre-boot to complete that process and finally fresh necessary files are added.Originally Posted by steveor
Loly's question is valid, the method you used to access pre-boot for loading the cure should still work after it's been loaded.
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27th June 2013, 11:53 PM #1Garmin/GPS Systems GMod.
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28th June 2013, 02:36 AM #2steveorGuest
I've come to the conclusion that, despite successfully pre-booting my nuvi multiple times prior to installing GarminCure3, some touchscreen or other unknown issue is preventing the device from pre-booting now and it is beyond fixing. I'm surprised I haven't worn a hole in the upper left corner of the screen by now. I've attempted multiple iterations of the power button, pushing other corners of the screen, pulling the USB cable in and out, you name, I've probably done it. I give up.
My situation is now like a scene from a war movie where the fatally wounded soldier tells his buddies to go on without him. Now I'll have to pull over and (DAMN!) ask for directions.
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