combat goofwing wrote:looked in there cant see anything that tells me what current config is, just in device info say 9.205.547817 os547200 (5007 2/7/2010) 32mb ram 2.2 mb free gpsv1.20 boot 5.3026

Upload here for me to look at your setconfig.txt.

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combat goofwing wrote:looked in there cant see anything that tells me what current config is, just in device info say 9.205.547817 os547200 (5007 2/7/2010) 32mb ram 2.2 mb free gpsv1.20 boot 5.3026

In the screen you mention (the 'Version info' screen), is there a Copyright button?

went to copy right button and no info on device in there heres the setconfig file

combat goofwing wrote:looked in there cant see anything that tells me what current config is, just in device info say 9.205.547817 os547200 (5007 2/7/2010) 32mb ram 2.2 mb free gpsv1.20 boot 5.3026

Boys & Girls take a look at the installed bootloader. It is the b/l for NC 8.010. 9.205 b/l is 5.5250. It is attached. Download, unzip & copy this system file into your XL, overwriting the current file.

Guys, please, no comments about the dangers of doing this.

tendriver wrote:Boys & Girls take a look at the installed bootloader. It is the b/l for NC 8.010. 9.205 b/l is 5.5250. It is attached. Download, unzip & copy this system file into your XL, overwriting the current file.

Guys, please, no comments about the dangers of doing this.

Good thinking, didnt cross my mind, but it could be a cause of this problem

I don't think the bootloader has anything to do with this. But you can try it of course.

... went to copy right button and no info on device in there

And in this 'Copyright' screen, is there the 'Current Configuration' line? (See attachment) If so, click this and please report what is written there.

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even with new bootloader ot only has 2 mb free although it does appear to operate a bit better still sluggish

attached is copyright

combat goofwing wrote:even with new bootloader ot only has 2 mb free although it does appear to operate a bit better still sluggish

attached is copyright

My copyright is the same as yours. Going down this rabbit trail is a total waste of time. What you currently have in the setconfig file will neither help nor hinder the free RAM.

combat goofwing wrote:attached is copyright

So it isn't an SE NC (only SE versions have this 'Current Configuration' line). And therefore, the setconfig.txt doesn't have any influence at all! I suggest using an SE NC. Then, you can use the setconfig.txt file to tune your TT (and gain 6 -12 MB free RAM).

I would try SE NC 8.544 or SE NC 8.562. I've seen many people using this (me included) and having ~6-12 MB free RAM. Very stable and running smoothly too. Try the setconfig.txt as I said in post #24 (remove the ttsoff line if you want computer voices).

Megalos wrote:So it isn't an SE NC (only SE versions have this 'Current Configuration' line). And therefore, the setconfig.txt doesn't have any influence at all! I suggest using an SE NC. Then, you can use the setconfig.txt file to tune your TT (and gain 6 -12 MB free RAM).

I would try SE NC 8.544 or SE NC 8.562. I've seen many people using this (me included) and having ~6-12 MB free RAM. Very stable and running smoothly too. Try the setconfig.txt as I said in post #24 (remove the ttsoff line if you want computer voices).

Au contraire, mon frede. He does have a SE version. I also have the same SE version. No "Current Configuration" in Copyright & setconfig works flawlessly.

Ok. But then that's the first SE NC I see without this function. What's the source of this NC? I thought all SE's are prepared to work with switchfiles and are made by TTuser. So where is this NC comming from?

Megalos wrote:Ok. But then that's the first SE NC I see without this function. What's the source of this NC? I thought all SE's are prepared to work with switchfiles and are made by TTuser. So where is this NC comming from?

This is off topic. Start a new thread if you wish to continue with it.

another issue now with the new bootloader and the set config file on device it freezes at the boot screen if i remove the set config file it boots no problem

You're right. I continued this question here: http://www.navitotal.com/forums/showthread.php?2831-TomTom-Automatic-Navcore-Installation&p=22592#post22592 .

@ combat goofwing: did you try the suggestion I gave in post #39?

combat goofwing wrote:another issue now with the new bootloader and the set config file on device it freezes at the boot screen if i remove the set config file it boots no problem

Did you make a change to the setconfig file?