@Giomen
I see your point and respect it.
I have also used Patched Versions of the Applications in the past.
A user must always use what works best for oneself.




Point is not in Internet! As say my IT people: we'll take all that can give your requested server - let us statement of work and a couple of hundred square meters only. But USB PEN DRIVE is slowest and unreliable device for storage today. The only reason to use it is a small size.
I use BaseCamp and Mapsource very often and very very grateful for the patch. I can keep the files on the harddisk and test it directly in the same at the moment (Nuvis and other "my" Garmin are in other places of Europe or in Russia usually and I need to send already tested and ready version). VIRTUAL SD is good as variant too but it is need to configure! I just think illogical to write data to a USB PEN DRIVE that would then reupload them to a computer for processing...
Garmin, how much is 30 pieces of silver for Judas today? Were they worthy for crucifix of GPSPower?
@Giomen
I see your point and respect it.
I have also used Patched Versions of the Applications in the past.
A user must always use what works best for oneself.
The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
Albert Einstein.
Ditto for me. However, I have both original and patched versions on different drives and use both. I do usually use the 'nuvi stunt-double', i.e. usb stick/sd card/virtual sd methods both to obtain fw updates and to load maps from gmap folders for out-of-warranty units though. For in-warranty units I consider it's Garmin's problem if i follow their instructions and any trouble results. Last month i sent a new unit back which bricked during the numaps guarantee update. Don't know why and don't care why (i could have fixed it myself, but Garmin don't expect you to be able to do that of course). It was replaced immediately and without question. Would they have taken responsibility if it was out of warranty and an LM or paid map dl went wrong? Not without a huge fight i suspect. I really have no idea what their policy is if their fw or an official map dl 'bricks' an old unit. But what if an unofficial map was found by them on any unit, whether in or out of warranty, would there be any repercussions? I think maybe so.
The same as dasilvarsa, i respect that people have different points of view about this and see different advantages for various methods. My personal philosophy is to avoid putting 'unofficial' maps in the internal memory of any unit, whether new or old. Just safer on SD imo. Horses for courses, though.
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Since I have owned a nüvi I have always used MapInstall to send maps to the device rather than allowing Garmin's automated software to do the work. But until the maps no longer fit I had always sent the map to internal storage. Once I found the patched MapInstall executables on this site, I changed my routine and sent the maps to the hard drive to be copied to the device by me.
Now that none of the units I have access to can fit the entire map on their internal storage, it's simply a matter of copying to the SD/MicroSD card. In the case of the 1300 I have, the Junction View file goes on internal storage so the space isn't wasted.
Forgive my ignorance, but I just got to the group and, although often use Basecamp, why do we just patch it?. thanks
Unable to run the patched MapInstall:
When I try to run install an img file (whether by invoking MapInstall from the patched BaseCamp menu, or running MapInstall stand alone) I get the message:
"No unlocked maps were found for this device."
Could someone walk me through or point to a tutorial, please (I searched for a tutorial but found none).
No need tutorials, install Basecamp and run the patcher by haute from post n1. It works fine.
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
That's just what I did.
Still, MapInstall informs: "No unlocked maps were found for this device."![]()
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