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richard345
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| Quote: | | TT replied by DENYING that NavCore 8 was, or had ever been available for the x20's... |
So if this is the case, how did I and many others get hold of it? It must be one of those 'Unsolicited Marketing' thingies or SPAM or a virus?
8.010 is still working just fine here
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GPS_fan
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| Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 7:46 pm Post subject: |
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| richard345 wrote: | | So if this is the case, how did I and many others get hold of it? |
I have no idea what you're talking about 
On the other hand, I can kind of understand where TomTom are coming from because it's far easier for them to deny knowledge than to have to support something which has subsequently been withdrawn.
If you're fairly happy with what you've got, then I'd suggest sticking with it until TomTom decide to release Navcore v8 for the x20 range again. Otherwise, you might be better reverting back to v7.481 or v7.221 if that was more to your liking.
Personally, I can't see what the big deal is with this compass business - but that's probably just me.
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D4VE
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| Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 8:11 pm Post subject: |
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It seems to me that TomTom programmers have dropped another clanger (not as if they do it all the time  ). And in preparation for when it was to be released to older users they ticked a box that made it available too early.
So rather than having to deal with all the extra support crap from the rest of us cos of all the new bugs on top of the existing ones, they withdrew it.
Well thats my take on it, as for me I have not got my TMC-RDS available at this time so cannot comment on the apparent resolution thus far. But not having to hang on the power button for time immemorial to switch on is a bonus for me.
As for the non cure for mobile handsfree stutter I have a bluetooth headset that works so I can live without.
Thats my opinion take or leave.
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anjomi
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I've just upgraded my ONE XL to the new NavCore 8. I have the USA and Western Europe maps on a 2GB card.
It now takes over 2.5 minutes to boot-up (I thought I had read in this thread that it was quicker to boot), and it re-boots when I try and swap between maps.
Has anybody else found this, or is it my bad luck?
I was hoping that with v8 I could finally use my RDS-TMC receiver. Obviously not... |
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Travelling down to Bournemouth and back from Hertfordshire the RD-TMC on my One XL was showing solid green all the way. Which was a first. It even showed the road works on the M27 at Rownham as having 'no delay' which was correct for the first time (normally it increased arrival time by over an hour with no actual hold up). At one stage I wondered if the software update had forced the 'green light' to be on permanently, irrespective.
Things are looking good..... |
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scottwaltonuk
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So what we are saying is that us that have come along and thought great I fancy upgrading my x20, Can longer do it as it has been removed.
Alot of people are using it succesfully do we know whether it will be re-issued, as I for one am always happy to give an upgraded a try you can always roll it back
alas I am still running 7.481 gets me from A-B most of the time |
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jimbo_hippo
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I know the rules on filesharing on PGSW and am in no way condoning illegal software but this (now removed) installer is out there on rapids*are etc. I can't see that I'm breaking any rules by saying that because a lot of people (including the mods!) are running it succesfully and no manufacturer is being ripped off.
Be a little creative and google the installers filename.
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Anita
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My reply from TomTom re the speed limits:
| Quote: | | At this time, it is not possible to change the speed limit on the road using map share on your device. You have to report this to TomTom as "other map error" and this will not take immediate effect on your device. |
And re the compass:
| Quote: | We would like to thank you for your feedback regarding the latest application. Obviously, your comments, feedback and suggestions will be passed to our 2nd Line team, Product Management and Marketing Team.
However, with every release of a new application there different features launched. Please let us know if you would like to revert to previous application v7. Sorry for any inconvenience caused. |
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Darren
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| Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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| jimbo_hippo wrote: | | I know the rules on filesharing on PGSW and am in no way condoning illegal software but this (now removed) installer is out there. I can't see that I'm breaking any rules by saying that because a lot of people (including the mods!) are running it succesfully and no manufacturer is being ripped off. |
The install that a lot of people are running (inc Mods) is the legitimate one as provided by TomTom before the download was pulled. It was not obtained illegitimately.
Anyone desperate enough to install it (now that it has been removed) could of course go trawling the web but I'd suggest it would be more prudent to wait for TomTom to re-release it.
Although it's technically a breach of Tomtom's licence we understand that some will seek it out elsewhere but we do ask that links are not posted here.
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Just a little update, now it seems that v8.010 is behaving it's self. For the last couple of days of updating Map share with Home, my warnings for PGPSW cameras have been fine 
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D4VE
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Was Navcore 8.010.withdrawn from x30 users as well?
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Darren
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| D4VE wrote: | | Was Navcore 8.010.withdrawn from x30 users as well? |
No
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D4VE
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So it was withdrawn from x20 users because they dropped a clanger in releasing it to us too early and not because it was full of bugs.
Dave
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scottwaltonuk
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| Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:52 pm Post subject: |
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| And I guess it is presumed that TT will re-lease the software for us that missed out intially |
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Yes and yes!
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