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    eightyhertz | # 41 | 2010-01-25, 00:55 | Report

    OK, I did something else, I saw a .qf file in the n900 phone's flash memory. I made a copy of that, and renamed it to qf (without the dot in front, unhides the file) then I made a same copy of qf and put it into the sd card as well.

    So there are 2 identical files named "qf", one on sd card and one in phone memory. The 2 qf files seem to apppear as 1 file in PC Suite mode, and the n900 is detected in PC Suite mode. I haven't tried uploading any maps yet. Still playing around.

    P.S. I'm using Win 7 64-bit, nokia map loader version is 3.0.28.0.

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    Tiptronic | # 42 | 2010-01-25, 01:48 | Report

    Just download "Xp Mode" on Windows 7. Map Loader works perfect.

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    YoDude | # 43 | 2010-01-25, 01:59 | Report

    Originally Posted by Tiptronic View Post
    Just download "Xp Mode" on Windows 7. Map Loader works perfect.
    Must be a a Windows7 "premium" user to download... Unless you have a link.

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    HangLoose | # 44 | 2010-01-25, 07:19 | Report

    Something very strange must be happening because it does not work for me at all. And I have the latest map loader running on a Win 32-bit machine with SP3.

    Can someone shed a bit of light here? Or provide me a link with detailed instructions on how to download maps without the map loader?

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    neo | # 45 | 2010-01-25, 18:57 | Report

    Originally Posted by eightyhertz View Post
    OK, I did something else, I saw a .qf file in the n900 phone's flash memory. I made a copy of that, and renamed it to qf (without the dot in front, unhides the file) then I made a same copy of qf and put it into the sd card as well.

    So there are 2 identical files named "qf", one on sd card and one in phone memory. The 2 qf files seem to apppear as 1 file in PC Suite mode, and the n900 is detected in PC Suite mode. I haven't tried uploading any maps yet. Still playing around.

    P.S. I'm using Win 7 64-bit, nokia map loader version is 3.0.28.0.
    Thanks,

    I can confirm this, it works. Im using win 7 32-bit. And map loader 3.0.28.0

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    eightyhertz | # 46 | 2010-01-25, 21:24 | Report

    I confirm my method works:

    HOW TO MAKE NOKIA MAP LOADER WORK IN WIN 7 64-BIT
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    1) Find the .qf file in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    2) Make a copy of the .qf file, and rename it to "qf" (without the dot in front, unhides the file) in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    3) Make another same copy of the file named "qf" and put it into the root dir of the sd card as well

    4) Use the n900 in PC Suite Mode with Nokia Map Loader

    Notes:
    So there are 2 identical files named "qf", one on sd card and one in phone memory. The 2 qf files seem to appear as 1 file in PC Suite mode, and the n900 is detected in PC Suite mode.

    Nokia Map Loader seems to report the capacity of the sd card, but the maps are actually loaded to the phone's flash memory. I'm not sure what happens when you exceed that limit or try something funny.

    I'm interested in any comments whether this method works with Windows Vista 32/64-bit and Windows 7 32-bit.

    P.S. I'm using Win 7 64-bit, Nokia Map Loader version 3.0.28.0.

    P.P.S. Virtual PC eats resources and is a hassle, that is why I try to avoid XP Mode.

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    rash.m2k | # 47 | 2010-02-01, 09:03 | Report

    Sorry guys i've not replied, but you have it figured anyway. I remeber from my research and troubles with my N95 8GB that the qf file needs to be present, as this is what file is created when Nokia maps starts up for the first time on symbian, so I thought I'd just copy it from my N95 and fool the Map loader!

    Remeber to click delete maps from storage, it's a good idea to clean your device of any maps.

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    neboja | # 48 | 2010-02-01, 13:48 | Report

    Originally Posted by eightyhertz View Post
    i confirm my method works:

    How to make nokia map loader work in win 7 64-bit
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    1) find the .qf file in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    2) make a copy of the .qf file, and rename it to "qf" (without the dot in front, unhides the file) in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    3) make another same copy of the file named "qf" and put it into the root dir of the sd card as well

    4) use the n900 in pc suite mode with nokia map loader

    notes:
    So there are 2 identical files named "qf", one on sd card and one in phone memory. The 2 qf files seem to appear as 1 file in pc suite mode, and the n900 is detected in pc suite mode.

    Nokia map loader seems to report the capacity of the sd card, but the maps are actually loaded to the phone's flash memory. I'm not sure what happens when you exceed that limit or try something funny.

    I'm interested in any comments whether this method works with windows vista 32/64-bit and windows 7 32-bit.

    P.s. I'm using win 7 64-bit, nokia map loader version 3.0.28.0.

    P.p.s. Virtual pc eats resources and is a hassle, that is why i try to avoid xp mode.
    thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    FoggeR | # 49 | 2010-02-03, 22:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by eightyhertz View Post
    I confirm my method works:

    HOW TO MAKE NOKIA MAP LOADER WORK IN WIN 7 64-BIT
    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    1) Find the .qf file in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    2) Make a copy of the .qf file, and rename it to "qf" (without the dot in front, unhides the file) in the root dir of the n900 phone's flash memory

    3) Make another same copy of the file named "qf" and put it into the root dir of the sd card as well

    4) Use the n900 in PC Suite Mode with Nokia Map Loader

    Notes:
    So there are 2 identical files named "qf", one on sd card and one in phone memory. The 2 qf files seem to appear as 1 file in PC Suite mode, and the n900 is detected in PC Suite mode.

    Nokia Map Loader seems to report the capacity of the sd card, but the maps are actually loaded to the phone's flash memory. I'm not sure what happens when you exceed that limit or try something funny.

    I'm interested in any comments whether this method works with Windows Vista 32/64-bit and Windows 7 32-bit.

    P.S. I'm using Win 7 64-bit, Nokia Map Loader version 3.0.28.0.

    P.P.S. Virtual PC eats resources and is a hassle, that is why I try to avoid XP Mode.
    This also works in Windows 7 (32&64bit). Thanks.

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    fred123 | # 50 | 2010-02-04, 00:35 | Report

    Maps downloading now on vista 32 bit. Thanks

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