I try to keep my uploads active if there is enough interest in the files, but I can't fix problems on the hosters end.
I tried many over the years, but so far only FF kept my files alive they it is supposed to.
Most hosters now only offer the storage for a limited time or until there are no downloads for a few weeks.
Sorry but I was getting sick and tired of uploading several hundret MB each week just because the hoster decided to kill the link.

Ok, never mind.

I know what it is....it's browser issues. I use IE and refuse to install any other browser because a web designer seemingly can't design a site that is usable by everybody.

So the missus is downloading the second file on her crapple.


No problem, I totally understand Downunder :)

Hosting sites have become a proper PITA in recent times which makes life hard for people like you. Hopefully you won't get too bothered by it and give up altogether as your work is invaluable and much appreciated....so thanks a lot for this file and all the others :)

It is not really the hosting sites but more the user in front of the monitor.
Hosting sites change, same for their ads and the way a link is presented, users not familiar with downloading files from different hosters "aim" for the most prominent "download" button they see.
IE might have it's uses, but for someone using the interent a lot it is a useless tool.
MS still thinks the world needs to be designed around their products and standards so users miss out on featured that working fine in other browsers.
Also not really a problem of the web designers as there are no regulations that a webpage must meet MS requirements for IE browsers ;)
I stopped using IE years ago as I was fed with the ongoing problems on websites and incompatibility issues - where other browsers offer features that not in any website yet, MS often needs over a year to get the same working in IE ;)
There is reason why MS was forced to make it possible to completely delete IE from Windows ;)

That is why I recommend using Jdownloader so often, it eleminates all browser issues and reduces user error to a minimum, you simply copy the link into the clipboard and JD does the rest for you, without misleading ads or download buttons you might miss.
But I can tell you with a bit of common sense and after downloading from various hosting sites you won't have problems finding the correct buttons.
As everything just a matter of learning and doing it more often :)

Hi,

New to this, I'm guessing this is where I start. However your link links to LinkSave.in, is it correct that I saw one comment stating the unknown file there links to the correct file.

also, Part 2 is being directed to File Factory which then displays the following error...


"File Removed

This file has been removed pursuant to a DMCA complaint filed by the copyright holder.

Please contact support if you require further assistance."

Would it be possible to upload to a new host?

Thanks

It seems lately someone targets my Navcores :(
Why do they blame me if they can't provide proper Navcores for all old devices??? ;)
Will re-pack and re-upload, but my line is a bit slow, so check again in an hour or two and you should find only a single file of about 500mb.

Is this Navcore also suitable for TT GO 910?

Yeah, universal also includes Go 910.

If you have not replaced the HDD with a CF card, simply use the normal GO version for 64mb devices.

hello downunder is what Navcore Universal Installer may run on tt one and one xl? thanks (sorry for the language being French I translated with google translator)

perot dominique wrote:hello downunder is what Navcore Universal Installer may run on tt one and one xl? thanks (sorry for the language being French I translated with google translator)

Your question is answered in post 1, paragraph 3.

Hi Downunder, it seems that your files are offline again?

edit: nevermind, copy pasted the password wrong... Thanks for your efforts !

Finally downloaded the newer 920 maps (europe north 920_5241, so with all functions) but now my Tomtom XL is stuck on bootloop for several times and then works really slowly. Heard before that this is because 9.xxx navcores are to heavy for these devices, is this correct?

edit: installed the 9.510 XL version from opening post

That is the reason why I offer versions for 32mb devices in my installer....

So I shouldn't install the XL version but the 32 MB version?

The XL versions states "This version is for the XL series ..." so I assume this is correct for my Tomtom XL.

The XL version is fine, but you did not mention that you installed it before ;)