3.04 killed my 2210

alix776 · Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 3:47 pm Post subject: 3.04 killed my 2210

after reading on the forum the benefits of 3.04 i went for (big mistake) ihad 3.00 runing with no problems.

so i download it and go for a drive to work on saturday and theres an intermitent dropping of the gps it lost the lock then 2 seconds later it picked it up again then came the killer away i go to enfeild on sunday morning now i know where this is but usually run the nav to aid keeping me awake with the speed camrea pois all went fine till i got to keele and it stopped and wouldnt reaquire the the sat lock so soft reset me thinks wrong it crashed oh wonder full thinks i so out comes the laptop so i did hard reset then reinstalled tomtotm so all going well till until realised i havent got the tomtom3 disc with (mental note now made ALWAYS CARRY TOMTOM DISC WHEN AWAY FOR THE WEEK for thoughs of you that that dont know im a longdistance hgv driver) i managed to get home and am now reinstalling tt3 3.00 as i found it was the most stable and my xda2 is away for repair
MORAL OF THE STORY IF AINT BROKE DONT FIX IT
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a4ace · Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 8:43 pm Post subject:

did you install gps 3.03? when i installed 3.01 from upgrade cd then 3.04t, i was left with gps 3.00. i tried it and as soon as i'm out on the road, it froze. downloaded and installed gps 3.03 (available as a separate setup in tomtom support). no more problems.
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Paladin · Posted: Mon Jun 28, 2004 8:54 pm Post subject:

As it's a 2210. how about a full backup to SD or CF, saves carrying anything. I'm using a 512 M CF to carry maps etc and use Sprite Backup to archive/restore data to the 512 M SD card, which I keep in a "pocket" within the case. This allows me to restore to any previous installation without carrying anything around. eg TTN3 or TTTraffic with/without Postcode, GPSAssist, Safety Camera database etc. Very useful and with small memory cards costing little and backups being less than 10Mb a shot (compressed) I wouldn't have it any other way.

Regards,

M. 8)

jasuk70 · Posted: Tue Jun 29, 2004 5:27 pm Post subject:

Due to the gps jacket i use not getting switched off when the power power butten is pressed. (Resulting in complete hard reset power loss in 12 hours) I ended up having to do a CF backup. Now when i switch it on, takes 2 mins to restore and get going after these incidents. (I now remove the jacket after use but it's nice to know i can restore really quickly.

Jas

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