Thursday, June 11, 2009

GPS Stuff

A holding place for misc stuff relating to GPS and Sat-Nav

Model Number Chipset Manufacturer Sensitivity
Nuvi 1200/1300/1400 SiRF*3 SiRF High **
Nuvi 200 Series ST Micro Cartesio STMicroelectronics High **
Nuvi 700 Series MTK MediaTek ???
Nuvi 3000 Series ??? ???? ???

** - Of course Garmin are going to say "high" - they are hardly going to say "buy this GPS with a 'moderately' sensitive reception!

The chipset in the Nüvi 3790T, 3790MLT, 3760T and 3750 are unknown at present.

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Firmware update that provides MP3 capability for units that didn't have it factory installed

As far as I know there is no such thing as a firmware update that will allow a GPS that uses .wav files for its alarms (possibly through custom POI's) to be able to use MP3 files.

If MP3 files are converted to .wav format, and there are a lot of utilities to do this, they could be used for alarms. However, the ability to play MP3 files in their native form would require an MP3 player - this is not likely to be installed with a firmware update.

Currently, September 2009, the current Garmin line of GPS that have an MP3 player are the 7** series - including the 765T. The 2** 5** and the new 1200/1300/1400 series DO NOT - this includes the 255W, 1370T and 1250.

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All Pages Relating to GPS on this website
  • The "Easy Way" to get free maps for your Nüvi
  • Installation of MapSource on a Netbook - original page contained links and references to the Jetmouse Garmin_Unlock_Generator_1_5_FID5DIGIT.exe
  • A practical example of a trip plan on an unlocked map - (ireland_garmin.html)
  • Garmin Nuvi 255W and 765T GPS
  • The Set-up of Nüvi #3
  • The files on the GPS unit - .img and .gpx
  • On the Road with a Netbook and a Nüvi
  • Using MapSource
  • Installing Garmin Mapsource - When not installing a map update from Garmin
  • Using a Netbook with a Garmin Nüvi
  • cityExplorer™ and London Planning - Installation and use
  • Pedestrian Mode
  • Nüvi 1370T
  • GPS Traffic Reporting, Alerts and Usage
  • The GPS Customer
  • .img Unlocking - files you often see on torrent sites - Transferring maps that are only on your GPS to your computer
  • Determining the Product ID of a Garmin Map
  • Unlocking Garmin Maps
  • Garmin - Firmware and lack of routing capability
  • How to determine the product key of a Garmin map - so that it can be unlocked

Friday, June 5, 2009

Mapsource for Windows 7 - Garmin

Using Garmin MapSource

Not that tells you on the box you bought your Nüvi - MapSource is the Garmin  program that runs on your PC with which you can enter, POI and Routes.

You will only get a copy of MapSource if the map pre-installed in your Garmin is eligible for a free update.

You can use MapSource to unlock maps and send them to your GPS - to do this you will need  to have the 25 digit "unlock" code.

  • All pages related to GPS and Sat-Nav on The Technology Muse
Keywords: Nuvi, Keygen, 5-digit, Product ID, JetMouse


Friday, May 29, 2009

Unlocking an AMD 7750

Oooooh! Now I am getting really "geeky"!

All I wanted to do was to speed up my "torrent box", now with a little more research there are those that have been unlocking the extra 2 cores on the 7750 to make it a Quad Core Phenom.

Not that this is my intention as I only went for a reasonably priced dual core AMD (I have enough Intel product already - and we own AMD stock!). Looks like my Asus m/b (M2A74-AM) doesn't support this in any case(it was an ASRock board that does the trick) - but, heh! this was not why I bought it!

Thursday, May 21, 2009

VirusTotal

VirusTotal is an on-line service that you can submit suspicious files and it will run it through all the A-V products that it knows.

File TorrentPrivacy.exe received on 05.11.2009 11:23:20 (CET)
AntivirusVersionLast UpdateResult
a-squared4.0.0.1012009.05.11Downloader.Delphi!IK
AhnLab-V35.0.0.22009.05.11-
AntiVir7.9.0.1662009.05.11DR/Delphi.Gen
Antiy-AVL2.0.3.12009.05.11-
Authentium5.1.2.42009.05.10-
Avast4.8.1335.02009.05.10-
AVG8.5.0.3272009.05.11PSW.Banker5.KDS
BitDefender7.22009.05.11-
CAT-QuickHeal10.002009.05.09Win32.TrojanSpy.Banker.aww.a
ClamAV0.94.12009.05.11-
Comodo11572009.05.08Unclassified Malware
DrWeb5.0.0.121822009.05.11-
eSafe7.0.17.02009.05.10Win32.DRDelphi
eTrust-Vet31.6.64972009.05.08-
F-Prot4.4.4.562009.05.10-
F-Secure8.0.14470.02009.05.11-
Fortinet3.117.0.02009.05.11-
GData192009.05.11-
IkarusT3.1.1.49.02009.05.11Downloader.Delphi
K7AntiVirus7.10.7292009.05.08-
Kaspersky7.0.0.1252009.05.11-
McAfee56112009.05.10-
McAfee+Artemis56112009.05.10Artemis!2E37E5F89629
McAfee-GW-Edition6.7.62009.05.11-
Microsoft1.46022009.05.11-
NOD3240642009.05.11-
Norman6.01.052009.05.08Banker.EIWW
nProtect2009.1.8.02009.05.11-
Panda10.0.0.142009.05.10Suspicious file
PCTools4.4.2.02009.05.07-
Prevx3.02009.05.11-
Rising21.29.02.002009.05.11-
Sophos4.41.02009.05.11Mal/Inet-Fam
Sunbelt3.2.1858.22009.05.09-
Symantec1.4.4.122009.05.11-
TheHacker6.3.4.1.3242009.05.09-
TrendMicro8.950.0.10922009.05.11-
VBA323.12.10.42009.05.11-
ViRobot2009.5.11.17282009.05.11-
VirusBuster4.6.5.02009.05.10-
Additional information
File size: 601088 bytes
MD5...: 2e37e5f89629be35a281802e36b967d2
SHA1..: 3efdffdf3f43f78931c19085e31fca4423798bb2
SHA256: b6a0b92fed40df5f5f80c4c7764603f916426f25d6d325b02c518e1d3eaee045
SHA512: 03f3f7bab1d2bd1860ae07493081e4f3994a27bb7645d51f9ec77c2d6d543370
ba97cb27314ff92b35f3d4c5f07f58320fd7b018161d7115337050a4186c223e
ssdeep: 12288:kAaUK050Gy2HlRscolDlXiefWF6HegnkreyLR3Lg5mZfWKGBj:sUz5U2Hl
ucUEeeybIlLR3OAu
PEiD..: PECompact 2.xx --> BitSum Technologies
TrID..: File type identification
Win32 EXE PECompact compressed (v2.x) (48.0%)
Win32 EXE PECompact compressed (generic) (33.8%)
Win32 Executable Generic (6.9%)
Win32 Dynamic Link Library (generic) (6.1%)
Win16/32 Executable Delphi generic (1.6%)
PEInfo: PE Structure information

( base data )
entrypointaddress.: 0x1000
timedatestamp.....: 0x2a425e19 (Fri Jun 19 22:22:17 1992)
machinetype.......: 0x14c (I386)

( 2 sections )
name viradd virsiz rawdsiz ntrpy md5
CODE 0x1000 0x3b0000 0x8f800 8.00 2d4a01639e877b41eed63ccc36e38a1e
.rsrc 0x3b1000 0x3000 0x3000 5.61 a4ef8e9b27138077875000f8f4c6e8ad

( 1 imports )
> kernel32.dll: LoadLibraryA, GetProcAddress, VirtualAlloc, VirtualFree

( 0 exports )
PDFiD.: -
RDS...: NSRL Reference Data Set
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ThreatExpert info: www.threatexpert.com/report.aspx?md5= 2e37e5f89629be35a281802e36b967d2
packers (Kaspersky): PE_Patch.PECompact, PecBundle, PECompact
packers (F-Prot): PecBundle, PECompact

The link to threatexpert.com was dead

BootPRO - Win7BootPro

The boot loader for Win7 seems to be the same as Vista and VistaBootPro can be used in the same way and entries in the BCD Registry can be manipulated so that you can get a Win7, Vista and XP treble boot or just a dual boot.

Alternatively why not try Virtualization?

BootPro license for private use is $9.95 (the old VistaBootPro was free) - no doubt there will be torrent download s - see the Tempusfugit website for details.

I have configured many dual boots and Virtual Machines


  Other pages on this blog (alternates to Dual Booting):