boot up into Primo?

I'm trying to configure my C320 so that it'll boot right into Igo Primo rather than have to go through an unlock interface and select it. Does anyone know how i can accomplish this?

Chas521 is the man to ask as he has this exact device.

ak47clown wrote:I'm trying to configure my C320 so that it'll boot right into Igo Primo rather than have to go through an unlock interface and select it. Does anyone know how i can accomplish this?

Let me explain it this way. If you look at one of my signature lines, you'll see that I have more than one navigation program on my device. The reason that I did it this is because sometimes one navigation program is more direct than another when there is a time problem. This doesn't mean than I am constantly checking with more than one. It's just nice to know that I have that option.

That being said, now let me address your question. Yes, you could have the C320 go right into Primo but that would require you to delete the MioMap 3.3 and some other things. All in all, probably not a good idea because you might be deleting something that makes your device work. Plus if you're trying to save space just remember that you have to also include maps and POIs, etc. Thus, my suggestion is to keep things the way they presently are with Mio files/folders on the internal flash drive and the extra navs/contents on the SD card. As I always say, if it ain't broke don't fix it!

Thanks for the response Chas-i appreciate the insight and understand the rationale behind what you're saying but hear me out:
you say-"if it ain't broke don't fix it" But consider this: any of my friends that have a gps unit will turn them on when they get into the car-the unit will boot up, come to some sort of menu, and they can then enter an address they want to go to. They don't have to select which software they want to use or wait additional time for miopocket to load. When i've got friends in my car and they see what i have to go through to get my gps going, they always ask why don't you just get a garmin or tomtom? honestly, i'm on the verge of getting one. The gps is broke and i do want to fix it-i'm not looking for any special bells and whistles-i just want to turn my gps on and be able to enter in an address. Again, it's great to be able to put 5 different types of nav software on this gps but in the real world, i only need one and i need it to work well...

I don't really know what the problem with pressing a button is...
For me, someone that needs a GPS to turn on when he starts the car is either always parking in secure car parks or just waiting for someone to smash a window and steal the GPS.
I'm pretty sure Chas can help you to get working the way you want, but all that effort just to avoid pushing a button?

Is it possible to just suspend rather than turn off your device?

ak47clown wrote:Thanks for the response Chas-i appreciate the insight and understand the rationale behind what you're saying but hear me out:
you say-"if it ain't broke don't fix it" But consider this: any of my friends that have a gps unit will turn them on when they get into the car-the unit will boot up, come to some sort of menu, and they can then enter an address they want to go to. They don't have to select which software they want to use or wait additional time for miopocket to load. When i've got friends in my car and they see what i have to go through to get my gps going, they always ask why don't you just get a garmin or tomtom? honestly, i'm on the verge of getting one. The gps is broke and i do want to fix it-i'm not looking for any special bells and whistles-i just want to turn my gps on and be able to enter in an address. Again, it's great to be able to put 5 different types of nav software on this gps but in the real world, i only need one and i need it to work well...

I understand your frustration but I'll tell you where you went wrong. Don't misunderstand but although MioPocket is an excellent unlock program it is far too bloated with unnecessary elements for me and thus wastes a lot of time loading up to finally give you the opportunity to get to the nav. That's why I helped create with Xtyler92 an unlock that is fast and requires very little time to open everything up. Plus it does not add anything to the registry like MP does. It is the one I use for every nav on my Mio C320. Here's the link to the unlock [I would use it if I were you-you'll like it much better I'm sure] http://www.navitotal.com/forums/showthread.php?3290-My-3.3-internal-Flash-drive-with-the-Mio-unlock-already-contained

chas521 wrote:That's why I helped create with Xtyler92 an unlock that is fast and requires very little time to open everything up. Plus it does not add anything to the registry like MP does. It is the one I use for every nav on my Mio C320. Here's the link to the unlock [I would use it if I were you-you'll like it much better I'm sure] http://www.navitotal.com/forums/show...eady-contained

Do what Chas521 says!!!!! I have been using Xtyler92 and Chas521's unlocks since a long time and on both my Mio C310x and C320. Hands down, they have been the simplest, fastest and lean unlocks I have seen (with all due respect to MioPocket)

Thanks! I downloaded the unlock and you're right-it is a lot quicker. I did end up making a minor modification, however. Rather than a secondary menu for the Nav N go versions, I simply added primo to the main menu. Thanks for the help though!

ak47clown wrote:Thanks! I downloaded the unlock and you're right-it is a lot quicker. I did end up making a minor modification, however. Rather than a secondary menu for the Nav N go versions, I simply added primo to the main menu. Thanks for the help though!

We'll help when we can but the modification for your device and wishes come from you.