Guest sasquatch001 Posted December 23, 2006 Report Posted December 23, 2006 I have just bought Tomtom 6 to run on my MDA compact III. I bought it on SD card and expected I could just copy the contents to my micro SD card and that would be it. Not quite that easy, no auto-install occurring. Has anybody else managed this? The box says it is compatible. When I have used the file explorer to run TTN.cab the programme starts but says no maps found. All help appreciated
Guest awarner (MVP) Posted December 23, 2006 Report Posted December 23, 2006 Welcome to the site :) Just copying the files over "as is" should work and not be a problem, make sure you have not created sub folders. Next check the My Documents folder on the phone, you should have a folder called TomTom. Next make sure there's a file in it, any file should do, then after running TomTom a CurrentMap.dat file will be created and the other file can then be removed. I thought TomTom6 also came with a cd with the maps on as well?
Guest sasquatch001 Posted December 23, 2006 Report Posted December 23, 2006 Thanks for the welcome and the quick response. Had the MDA for a couple of weeks now and have found this forum very useful. I will have another play with this tomorrow as its the last works christmas meal tonight :) The CD has satellite imagery and voices I think, but when I try to install these (using Tomtom Home) it tells me to insert CD 0. Next make sure there's a file in it, any file should do, then after running TomTom a CurrentMap.dat file will be created and the other file can then be removed. I feel this is a stupid question, but once data transferred to the MDA storage card, where should I go to run TomTom?
Guest awarner (MVP) Posted December 23, 2006 Report Posted December 23, 2006 TomTom should be added to the bottom of the today screen by default.
Guest sasquatch001 Posted December 24, 2006 Report Posted December 24, 2006 :) All working fine now. I had created a sub-folder when copying from one card to the other. How you worked that out I don't know, but you have saved me several hours of swearing. Thanks and a merry christmas to all. David
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