Full E6B Calculator, Web Browser, Wi-Fi, Small Six Pack Display, Config
Files, Keyboard,

Each CF Card contains a "CF-ID". Your GPS Software reads that CF-ID and
compares this to a file on the card CMAP2.CER A mismatch blocks the maps
from loading. You can read the CF-ID through the About Page.


Now all we need to do is figure out the CMAP2.CER File So we can make our
files for cards to load our maps. Garmin has a similar type of file
protection system to prevent their maps from loading. There is a Key Gen
Called jetmouse keygen that creates a Garmin check file for the SD/MMC ID
format they use.



As soon as we can get the maps to load on another card, we will know what
will be required to include in the linux kernel for running their map data
and be able to grab updates when needed etc.



I have some Sketched some potentiol GUI's.



"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
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What sort of Linux applications are you considering for the Avmap
EKP-IV?