10-05-2007, 05:38 AM
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 Re: Palm Treos and TomTom Navigator 6
On May 28, 3:09 pm, robboll wrote:
> I installed TomTom Navigator 6 on my Treo 650 and it is very
> responsive and works very well. My wife wanted a Treo so I purchased
> a Treo 680 for her. After upgrading the firmware so that it didn't
> use up the battery so fast (among other things) I had to install a
> patch so the 680 was compatible with Navigator 6. I was successful at
> applying the patch but the performance is nothing to be desired.
> TomTom runs in slow motion -- nothing like the 650. If I can't find a
> solution to the slow response time I'll be getting her a 650 (if I can
> find one). Is anyone else experiencing this kind of performance with
> the Treo 680 and TomTom Navigator 6?
>
> What about a 750? TomTom also has a patch for the 750 so that it
> works with Navigator 6. Is this slow eratic performance seen with the
> Treo 750 and Navigator 6 too? Appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
>
> RBollinger
Never mind -- I found my own solution. It's amazing what a little
internet research can do your you.
On a windows PC you need to format your flashcard as follows:
Originally Posted by Barnel
Very important is the cluster size of your card. You will get the best
results with the following cluster sizes. Use the DOS box for
formatting your card. I`m using a Transcend 4 GB / 150x with best
results (16K), even with big Western Europe map.
Less than 4 GB (FAT16):
2 GB SD (SanDisk) FAT16 mit 32K: format X: /FS:FAT /A:32K
4 GB and more (FAT32):
4 GB SD or SDHC (Transcend) FAT32 mit 16K: format X: /FS:FAT32 /A:16K
"X" is the drive letter.
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After formatting my 2.0 GB Memory Card using the above an then copying
the original files back to it, the TomTom Navigator 6 software
screams. Tested and satisfied. Hope this helps someone else. Thank
you Barnel for sharing your knowledge at http://discussion.treocentral.com/sh...d.php?t=134695
RBollinger
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