yenkdxihot wrote:nuviCam HWID 2296 (instead of 2043)

I've downloaded the nuvicam HWID 2043 patch kit successfully. Thank you!
following the tutorial, I found the "Loader" didn't show up on screen as expected when the device turned on (It's kinda weird!!), so I checked the device again, and,
to my surprise, the HWID is 2296 instead of 2043!( The details as following!) And finally to know nuvicam has two different HWID: 2043 and 2296, and 2296 is for APAC region.

Sorry for not confirming this info. at first place!!

Is it possible to have this HWID 2296 patch kit and a working link to download from 'cause there is no result or hit so far after using this keyword for searching!
Thanks for your help again!
-<Model>
<PartNumber>006-B2296-00</PartNumber>
<SoftwareVersion>250</SoftwareVersion>
<Description>nüviCam</Description>
</Model>

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copercinium wrote:Hi just recently purchased a gpsmap 66i. Unfortunately updated the device firmware to 9.00. Is there any way to downgrade to an earlier version? Otherwise guess I'll have to wait until a new patch is released.
<PartNumber>006-B3284-00</PartNumber>
<SoftwareVersion>900</SoftwareVersion>
<Description>GPSMAP 66i</Description>
Any help is appreciated.

mimichris wrote:

copercinium wrote:Hi just recently purchased a gpsmap 66i. Unfortunately updated the device firmware to 9.00. Is there any way to downgrade to an earlier version? Otherwise guess I'll have to wait until a new patch is released.
<PartNumber>006-B3284-00</PartNumber>
<SoftwareVersion>900</SoftwareVersion>
<Description>GPSMAP 66i</Description>
Any help is appreciated.

Yes, you can revert to an earlier version but you lose all your personal settings. I did this on my 66sr.

copercinium wrote:

mimichris wrote:

copercinium wrote:Hi just recently purchased a gpsmap 66i. Unfortunately updated the device firmware to 9.00. Is there any way to downgrade to an earlier version? Otherwise guess I'll have to wait until a new patch is released.
<PartNumber>006-B3284-00</PartNumber>
<SoftwareVersion>900</SoftwareVersion>
<Description>GPSMAP 66i</Description>
Any help is appreciated.

Yes, you can revert to an earlier version but you lose all your personal settings. I did this on my 66sr.

Thats wouldn't be a problem for me. What is the procedure to perform a firmware downgrade for gpsmap 66i? I tried to find resources online but couldn't find any.

mimichris wrote:
I had put the penultimate firmware in the Garmin folder of the 66sr and I turned it on, it asked if I wanted to install this old version, I said yes.

copercinium wrote:

mimichris wrote:
I had put the penultimate firmware in the Garmin folder of the 66sr and I turned it on, it asked if I wanted to install this old version, I said yes.

Not sure where to look for the old firmware in the Garmin folder of my device. I updated from 8.80 to 9.00 using Garmin Express. Is there a specific folder or file to look for?
I appreciate your help.

copercinium wrote:Hi just recently purchased a gpsmap 66i. Unfortunately updated the device firmware to 9.00. Is there any way to downgrade to an earlier version? Otherwise guess I'll have to wait until a new patch is released.
<PartNumber>006-B3284-00</PartNumber>
<SoftwareVersion>900</SoftwareVersion>
<Description>GPSMAP 66i</Description>
Any help is appreciated.

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bimout wrote:Hello
I would like to patch my etrex 32x which is in 2.70 to unlock the cards
thank you
<PartNumber>006-B3445-00
</PartNumber><SoftwareVersion>270
</SoftwareVersion><Description>eTrex 32x

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GarminUser678 wrote:Hi Garmin Nuvi,
I followed the link and extracted the contents for the Drive 6 to the SD card and rebooted. The SD Card now shows a copy of the .154 bin file.

Could you please point me in the right direction as to how to add the latest maps to the sd card?
Thank you.