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MrZumma

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  1. I should never have read this thread 'cause now it's going to happen...
  2. GO$Rs, Where in GSAK is this? I see the 'Limit number of logs to export' option, which I have set to 'No Limit'. When opening the .gpx with notepad, it looks like the PQ is only coming back with 5 logs. When configuring PQ's, I don't see an option to increase/decrease the number of logs to include. Thanks for any insight.
  3. Recently I installed Vista x64 on my pc. Everything ran great with the latest versions (as of 12/22/07) of Dem2ToTOPO, IDL VM, GPSMapEdit, cGPSMapper, AND MapSource. However, if you are following the instructions on http://home.cinci.rr.com/creek/garmin.htm, the registry settings listed on the website will not work with Vista x64. I have not tested the 32 bit version of Vista or versions of MapSource previous to 6.13.6. The issue with Vista x64, MapSource and the original registry edits is that the new map does not show up in MapSource. One is never given the drop-down box to select the newly created custom map nor is the map listed in View->Switch To Product. After doing some digging into the registry, I figured out the entries that need to be made. Below are those entries. Hope this helps. Vista x64 Registry Edit: REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Garmin\MapSource\Families\SE_MN] "ID"=hex:64,00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Garmin\MapSource\Families\SE_MN\1] "Loc"="C:\\Garmin\\Custom\\" "Bmap"="C:\\Garmin\\Custom\\SE_MN.img" "Tdb"="C:\\Garmin\\Custom\\SE_MN.tdb"
  4. scotte, You mentioned you have a Linux box running VBox with a WinXP guest. I am running Ubuntu 7.04 w/VBox and a WinXP guest as well and the issue that I have run into is USB related and Windows not seeing my Garmin 60CSx. In the USB configuration for the virtual machine settings, I do see it, but it registers as an 'Unknown Device' with a Vendor/Product ID of 091E:0003. When I look in /var/log/messages, I do see my GPSr connecting to ttyUSB0, so I believe Linux is successfully detecting the unit. If you have any insight that you could share as to how your WinXP guest recognized your GPSr, that would be great. Thanks! MrZumma
  5. That was it.. The update must turn it off by default.. Thank you for your help!
  6. I have just updated my 60CSx with the latest software version and now my custom POI's do not display at any zoom level below 800'. I would imagine this is coincidence, but they have disappeared of the map none the less. When I select Find -> Custom Points of Interest, those POI's in the immediate area are displayed and I can navigate to them. When I switch to USB Mass Storage, I can see the POI.GPI file in X:\Garmin\POI folder. Any ideas? Software Version: 3.20 GPS SW Version: 2.90 Card Info: Maps - 702MB Misc. Space - .5MB (the POI.GPI file) Free Space - 265MB
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