This is a general instruction for updating your TT. It is dedicated to users who are inexperienced in updating their TT, but are computer literate. You must know how to download, unpack various archives using WinRAR, and ideally run a program from the command line.
Some packages are distributed using the program jDownloader or CryptLoad to ensure long-time availability of the download. These packages are distributed via a.dlc file.
This will grab all other needed files for each game. Step 8: Now we get the rest of the games. View Topic.
JDownloader: CryptLoad: This procedure almost guarantees a running system with a new map version 8.15/8.25/8.30/8.35/8.40/8.45/8.50. All services are available, including mapshare. It has been tried and tested with all Start's, One's, XL's, and GO's, as long as they accept a navcore (TT software) version 7.901 or later. If you want to update your system, some effort from your side is required.
Read the threads, especially the sticky ones. Most questions are asked and answered. You are welcome to post a question, including 'newbie' and 'trivial' questions, but check that:. you use the appropriate (sub-)forum and/or thread. the question has a descriptive title. the question is detailed and specific. is written clear and simple.
includes details of importance, e.g. Model: Go720 serial: M6.G. (these 3 characters only!) navcore: 8.351 (9982), patched with EasyUseTools bootloader: 5.5128 map: Western Europe 830.2306, keygenned with EasyUseTools.
does NOT include DeviceID or full TT SerialNumber. you report back successes (failures tend to come back like a racquetball) What are we going to do? 1 Update the software (navcore) on your TT 2 Modify the new navcore to accept a new map (patching) 3 Find a new map, suitable for your TT 4 Make the new map accepted by your TT system (generate a key) All tools, instructions, and maps on this forum are provided by kind experts and donators. Please give them credit and be nice. 1 - System Update Make a full backup of your TT (check it!). You can use this to get a running system again if you mess-up things.
You can use the program HOME for this, but most hardcore users prefer WinRAR: When you connect your TT to a PC, it shows itself as an external hard drive. Backup the entire content of this drive! (Disconnect using the OS mechanism for safe removal.) Check the navcore version of your TT. On a running TT, tap the speed area, and than tap the small area above where the speed was. It is on the second line, the first number after App (e.g.
Navcore v9 has the same information in the menu-system, last page. This page provides all essential information when asking for help.
Another way is to have the TT connected to your computer, and view the file ttgo.bif in the root of your TT. The version is after ApplicationVersionVersionNumber= HOME can also report the system version. You can check the website for the latest version, status and fixes: You can also check the overview in here If you want to know which TT-model you have: Update your system using HOME. Latest HOME: But be aware of some TTHome restrictions Make sure your battery is fully loaded before you start. Keep your TT on the cradle while updating.
Do a soft-reset (consult this forum, the website or your manual): It should run fine now. Now make a new full backup from the updated system (you can exclude the map, it is already in the original backup).
You now have a TT with the latest official navcore and with its original map. Functionality and the colour scheme may have changed. If it does not start: Another option: see this post As a last resort: format the TT internal flash and put back your backup 2 - Patch the Navcore The map you are going to install will not work with the official navcore. For it to work you need to patch (modify) the file 'ttsystem' on your TT. Patching the ttsystem file is easy. Simply run the yDGpatch (made by yDdraigGoch). It allows you to select ttsystem from your TT and do it's magic.
It can patch the.dll for the emulator in HOME ('operate my TomTom') too. Get it here: The latest generation of keygen tools can patch too: patch and generate a key in one go. Intel hd graphics driver for dell vostro 1015.
This has become the preferred way. See below: '4 - Generate a Key'.
If you cannot or do not want to patch yourself, there are prepatched navcores. Find the one you need, and unpack to the root of your TT: To be able to use emulation on HOME ('operate my TomTom'), place the included.dll according to the instructions of the patch-tool (above). Your original map will work with a patched navcore. For the experienced patchers: You can decide on using a SE navcore. See this post for more details 3 - New Map You probably want a new map. Newer maps are better.
Your updated navcore runs the newest maps for all areas, but may not provide the latest features. The map version must match the navcore version. Find out which map versions fit your navcore in compatibility charts: Some maps have 1GB or 2GB in the name.
These maps have less additional information (POI's, rivers, etc) included to make them fit in 1GB or 2GB flash. The actual roads are the same.
If you want: to use an SD Card, to preserve your Favorites or if you wonder what ALG, ASR, and C-Speech mean: see the post Do not copy a new map over an old one; remove the old map first. Each map resides in its own directory. A map of Western Europe will be in a directory WesternEurope in the root of your TT (or the SD card).
Do not place a map-directory inside another directory. Speedcams and POI's go inside the map-directory. Some more details: 4 - Generate a Key A map will only work on your TT if you have a valid key that matches your TT hardware. Get a map, you are going generate a key for it. Generating a key takes some effort. I will explain what needs to be done.
You have a map, within the map-directory a meta-file, e.g. You need to make a dct-file, e.g. WesternandCentralEurope-19.meta.dct to go with it. For this you need four things: 1 a keygen program, e.g. EasyUseTools available here (made by TTuser): Also have a look at the new keygen tools, referenced below. 2 a file Meta.txt, with encryption information about the map.
It comes with the tools. If the Meta.txt it is out-of-date (due to new maps): TTuser frequently updates the EasyUseTools, and Albert's tool has special functionality in his tool to get the latest meta-data (thank you Guys). A last resort: Add new meta-data yourself. 3 the identifier of your TT (device id), to be found on the first line of the page of your TT you looked up earlier (nav version). Delete the space in the middle and type it in CAPITALS. (It is also in ttgo.bif, after DeviceUniqueID=) 4 the map-directory with the meta-file You can simply run the keygen program (from EasyUseTools) from the command line but there is an easy tool that does the hard work for you. See above for the URL.
EasyUseTools will create v6.xx map codes, v7.xx and v8.xx map dct-files, and will patch navcore's.
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The Draw 9-patch tool is a WYSIWYG editor included in Android Studio that allows you to create bitmap images that automatically resize to accommodate the contents of the view and the size of the screen. Selected parts of the image are scaled horizontally or vertically based on indicators drawn within the image. For an introduction to NinePatch graphics and how they work, please read the section about NinePatch Drawables in the document.
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A NinePatch image in Android Studio's Draw 9-patch tool. Here's a quick guide to creating a NinePatch graphic using the Draw 9-patch tool in Android Studio.
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You'll need the PNG image with which you'd like to create a NinePatch image. In Android Studio, right-click the PNG image you'd like to create a NinePatch image from, then click Create 9-patch file. Type a file name for your NinePatch image, and click OK. Your image will be created with the.9.png file extension. Double-click your new NinePatch file to open it in Android Studio. Your workspace will now open. The left pane is your drawing area, in which you can edit the lines for the stretchable patches and content area.
The right pane is the preview area, where you can preview your graphic when stretched. Click within the 1-pixel perimeter to draw the lines that define the stretchable patches and (optional) content area. Right-click (or hold Shift and click, on Mac) to erase previously drawn lines. When done, click File Save to save your changes.
You can open an existing NinePatch file in Android Studio by double-clicking the file. To make sure that your NinePatch graphics scale down properly, verify that any stretchable regions are at least 2x2 pixels in size. Otherwise, they may disappear when scaled down. Also, provide one pixel of extra safe space in the graphics before and after stretchable regions to avoid interpolation during scaling that may cause the color at the boundaries to change. Note: A normal PNG file (.png) will be loaded with an empty one-pixel border added around the image, in which you can draw the stretchable patches and content area. A previously saved NinePatch file (.9.png) will be loaded as-is, with no drawing area added, because it already exists.
A NinePatch image showing content, patches, and bad patches. Optional controls include:. Zoom: Adjust the zoom level of the graphic in the drawing area. Patch scale: Adjust the scale of the images in the preview area.
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Show lock: Visualize the non-drawable area of the graphic on mouse-over. Show patches: Preview the stretchable patches in the drawing area (pink is a stretchable patch), as shown in figure 2, above. Show content: Highlight the content area in the preview images (purple is the area in which content is allowed), as shown in figure 2. Show bad patches: Adds a red border around patch areas that may produce artifacts in the graphic when stretched, as shown in figure 2.
Visual coherence of your stretched image will be maintained if you eliminate all bad patches.