Not sure what's you're asking. If a "gir" header exists, it will have "gir" as signature; which is really a packager for graphics. The fw1_resources.bin is a section of .gcd (or .rgn) that has the "gir" header. I've already able to find where those images are located (see my previous replied) And there seems to be several "gir" formats. The old one, which I already able to parsed (and extract PNG) and the newer one which I know where PNG's and BMP's are but only able to extract PNG so far. GIR probably stands for "Garmin Image Resources" and it contained at least graphics (bitmaps, icons, etc...) but might also contained text/font or binary data related area. The various id of 'girimg', 'girclr'. 'girfnt', 'girblob' hint at this. I am still searching for the 'girly' area

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