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21st November 2020, 11:34 PM #1
Jvimg.ttd can we delete it from NAV2 devices?
If i delete that file in a totmom xxl from the map, it works perfectly.
So, is it redundant fro NAV 2 devices?torrente2008 Reviewed by torrente2008 on . Jvimg.ttd can we delete it from NAV2 devices? If i delete that file in a totmom xxl from the map, it works perfectly. So, is it redundant fro NAV 2 devices? Rating: 5
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22nd November 2020, 01:14 AM #2
Yes, that file and some others are redundant on a NAV2 device so you can safely delete that file
Orni made a useful program that will delete all of the redundant files from a NAV3 map if you're using it on a NAV2 device
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22nd November 2020, 01:34 AM #3
This file not only a part of NAV3 maps, you can find them also in hig-level-u maps like Australia or Southeast_Asia/SEA_Zone. Strange...
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Orni (22nd November 2020)
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22nd November 2020, 05:22 PM #4
Thanks,
do you have a list of redundant files, so that i can delete it manually?
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22nd November 2020, 06:17 PM #5
From a NAV3-map you can delete these files (if present):
- all files "adpoints_*.dat"
- all files "arp_*_2000_10_10_f.dat" - present in Mazda-NB1-maps (nav3-fuji)
- all country-subfolders - present in Mazda-NB1-maps (nav3-fuji)
- the file "asrgrammarinfo.xml" - present in Mazda-NB1-maps (nav3-fuji)
- all files *.png - present in NAV3-maps like Egypt, Indian_Ocean or Tunisia
If your NC has the folder "zip" with the current files for Singapore, Nederland and Grat_Britain (you can get them with TTActivator), you can also delete the files "postal_*.ttd" from NAV3-maps that contain one of these 3 countries.Last edited by Alfred_ML; 22nd November 2020 at 06:49 PM.
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biggerdave (22nd November 2020)
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