Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Fri Apr 21, 2017 11:41 am
I tried to use my old Evergrow with TomTom 7.910 using the files from another working PDA. All working maps from the working device are not found in my device.
All maps has been unlocked with the Fast Activate...
[TomTom NAVIGATOR]
DeviceName=EVERGROW
DeviceVersionHW=Windows CE 6.0
DeviceSerialNumber=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DeviceUniqueID=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
ApplicationVersion=7910
ApplicationBuildNumber=9185
All maps has been unlocked with the Fast Activate...
[TomTom NAVIGATOR]
DeviceName=EVERGROW
DeviceVersionHW=Windows CE 6.0
DeviceSerialNumber=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DeviceUniqueID=xxxxxxxxxxxxx
ApplicationVersion=7910
ApplicationBuildNumber=9185
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Fri Apr 21, 2017 6:15 pm
About wich map we are talking ?
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Fri Apr 21, 2017 10:09 pm
I tried 3 different maps
985.5189
980.7899
960.7057
985.5189
980.7899
960.7057
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Fri Apr 21, 2017 10:10 pm
Wich country,s BNL. Europe etc.
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Sat Apr 22, 2017 5:55 pm
Here are the maps
Greece: 985.5189
UK: 980.7899
Europe: 960.7057
All maps are working fine in my PDA with the same Navcore (I just copied it)
Greece: 985.5189
UK: 980.7899
Europe: 960.7057
All maps are working fine in my PDA with the same Navcore (I just copied it)
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Sat Apr 22, 2017 6:24 pm
I suppose the 7.910 on the pda is original
On the wince device it has to be patched if it want to work.
Most off the times for wince 6.0 you need a modified navcore
[Please Register or Login to download file]
I only can find a meta for Greece so it is very nice that it works with
the other maps to.
Greece: 985.5189 meta
UK: 980.7899 no meta
Europe: 960.7057 no meta
Further on a wince 6.0 device you need a prepared route.
Without a prepared route you got the massage not enough memory
and the devide should not work.
So on wince 6.0 devoces it is better to use Igo8 or Primo depending
on how much Ram you have 32MB or 64MB and more
On the wince device it has to be patched if it want to work.
Most off the times for wince 6.0 you need a modified navcore
[Please Register or Login to download file]
I only can find a meta for Greece so it is very nice that it works with
the other maps to.
Greece: 985.5189 meta
UK: 980.7899 no meta
Europe: 960.7057 no meta
Further on a wince 6.0 device you need a prepared route.
Without a prepared route you got the massage not enough memory
and the devide should not work.
So on wince 6.0 devoces it is better to use Igo8 or Primo depending
on how much Ram you have 32MB or 64MB and more
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Sun Apr 23, 2017 7:37 am
The modified version finds the maps but the system runs out of memory...
You are right, I will move to iGo.
Thanks a lot for your efforts.
You are right, I will move to iGo.
Thanks a lot for your efforts.
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Sun Apr 23, 2017 8:29 am
notis2 wrote:The modified version finds the maps but the system runs out of memory...
You are right, I will move to iGo.
Thanks a lot for your efforts.
You're welcome
Re: Windows CE TomTom 7.910 No Maps Found Error!!!
Sat Nov 16, 2019 11:54 pm
holyhead wrote:I suppose the 7.910 on the pda is original
On the wince device it has to be patched if it want to work.
Most off the times for wince 6.0 you need a modified navcore
[Please Register or Login to download file]
Further on a wince 6.0 device you need a prepared route.
Without a prepared route you got the massage not enough memory
and the devide should not work.
So on wince 6.0 devoces it is better to use Igo8 or Primo depending
on how much Ram you have 32MB or 64MB and more
I'm searching for a proper navcore for an old Ndrive G280, the intention is to update it a new map with tomtom. From my research all indicates to the 7.910 navcore.
Do you have this navcore available? Unfortunately I'm not finding it.
I already have the map, fastactivate, and what seems to be an applicable tutorial on the link below:
[Please Register or Login to download file]
Any help will be highly appreciated.
