Thanks OP

I got one for $125ish plus tax
I used a coupon from the rewards mail and at first the coupon rang up $0.00. Cashier said that GPS hardware was for all the accessories and not for the GPS units. I knew that wasn't right so I politely asked for a manager. The manager said it was indeed for the GPS units. Then they noticed the coupon expired yesterday. OOPS! I then said nevermind but the manager interrupted and told cashier to override and give me the ten percent off. Thank you Best Buy for being so nice about it.

Also picked up a few of those nice Psyclone Surge protectors for $8.99 (regular $99....yeah.. right!) Not worth $99 but definitely worth $40 bucks or so.

anyhoo latest navcore 7 does not like SDHC specifically 17.99 sandisk variety.

makes you wonder how they get the microdrives to work? partitions? dunno.

some old non-sdhc 4GB have been known to work. but those are probably long gone by now.

you only need 2gb.

rigor said:anyhoo latest navcore 7 does not like SDHC specifically 17.99 sandisk variety.

makes you wonder how they get the microdrives to work? partitions? dunno.

some old non-sdhc 4GB have been known to work. but those are probably long gone by now.


you only need 2gb.

I had wanted the 4GB so that I could load mp3s on it and such for some of the hacks out there.

seanhobbs said:rigor said:anyhoo latest navcore 7 does not like SDHC specifically 17.99 sandisk variety.

makes you wonder how they get the microdrives to work? partitions? dunno.

some old non-sdhc 4GB have been known to work. but those are probably long gone by now.


you only need 2gb.

 

No such critter as a 4GB non-SDHC SD card. Anything above 2GB will be SDHC.

Wrong. e.g....

http://www.Amazon.com/Transcend-TS4GSD150-150X-Secure-Digital/dp/B000BR3OHI/ref=pd_bbs_10?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1197616019&sr=8-10

peterlin said:WilliamG said:seanhobbs said:
No such critter as a 4GB non-SDHC SD card. Anything above 2GB will be SDHC.


Wrong. e.g....

http://www.Amazon.com/Transcend-TS4GSD150-150X-Secure-Digital/dp/B000BR3OHI/ref=pd_bbs_10?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1197616019&sr=8-10
Anything higher than 2GB is not part of the official SD standard. While 4GB SD cards exist, many devices don't work properly with them. If you put 2GB of filler data on them, then the cards seem to work fine, which shows that they were not intended to support more than 2GB.

That wasn't the argument.

noryen said:rushhound said:I don't think direct links are allowed but try Google for the following phrases and yee shall find the answers.

Full LoquendoTTS Folder - all voice files


New Firmware 7.16.8491 now available

Have fun!

Success! I've hacked my ONE LE for TTS. Thanks!

Can you please explain how you did it? If you can't post links, can you PM me the steps?

Thanks.

Sorry all I don't have a nice step by step to do the hack. Just google those phrases I posted above and that is exactly what I used. Do a full back up of the data on the TT One LE and then follow the directions in those provided links. It took a bit of trial and error on my part but I got it working just fine. Sorry I am no more help than that but I honestly don't have an easier way to tell you how to do this. Make sure you have a 2 gig SD card since there isn't enough room to add the TTS voices that the hack requires.