Thread: Mappy ulti E508ND GPS--->iGO ???

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

...Are you sure the port tool is necessary?...

No, it is no longer necessary.
The GPS Mappy Ulti E508ND, never passed through my hands, it was a help in a forum for a Luso-French user in 2014, the Port Tool was needed to know the "baud" of the GPS Mappy to use the TomTom program, at that time there was no information on how to install other programs on Mappy Ulti E508ND.
I have not reviewed the RAR package, so there is probably room for improvement, I just removed the old maps and other content.

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

...If you still don't understand, post the content inside the original folder...

If you want to see, this is the original backup:

Spoiler: Backup Mappy Ulti E508ND

https://1fichier.com/?wxeg4cuw1xrwb6gxb8gn

In the first capture appears the folder "System Volume Information", I do not know what it is ... this folder was not shared by the luso-french user, or possibly it is only visible with linux or Windows XP ...
There is another folder called "PublicTransport", I remember that they are public transport POI made (or ordered) for mappy, it was an extra in Mappy GPSs.

Apologies:
Luso-French= Portuguese emigrant in France who returned to Portugal.

Originally Posted by jacquesjacqu

...The contents of the folder on the GPS:...

Spoiler: pic 2

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

The rest of the iGO content is missing (licenses, data.zip, sys.txt, etc...) there are only 2 folders and the iGO executable.

Originally Posted by apolyps3

... In the first capture appears the folder "System Volume Information", I do not know what it is ... this folder was not shared by the luso-french user, or possibly it is only visible with linux or Windows XP ...

It is folder created by Windows OS in the root of every drive (partition). Marked as hidden, system and protected, contains volume information and indexing (and some other) data. You can delete it on an external storage devices, but the OS recreates it after the next connection.