by Genen8kua » Fri Aug 05, 2022 3:45 pm
My sd (you mean sd and not ssd, right?) card that's currently in my Nav6 has a Garmin folder and that folder has a GPX folder in it. You can find that by launching Windows file explorer (or the Mac equivalent?) when the Nav is connected to your computer or if you have the sd card out of the unit and in a card reader. I don't remember if the Nav placed those folders there or if I did it.
If in Basecamp with the Nav6 plugged in to the computer and the sD card in the Nav6, I save a route on the memory (sD) card, basemap places it in the Garmin/GPx folder. Regardless of what I've named the route, the file is named route(), you can open a gpx file in a text reader like Notepad and there you'll see the name you gave the route.
The Nav seems to send its info to the garmin/gpx folder: if you share a route via the memory card, the Nav will create a file called "shared_routes" in the garmin/gpx folder. if you share another route or set of routes, the Nav will over-write that same shared_routes file.
You might try opening up the memory card in file explorer and creating a Garmin folder (if there isn't one) and then adding a gpx folder inside the garmin folder. If you're using Macs there's probably an equivalent. You can do that with the card in the Navigator and plugged into your computer or with the card in a card reader.
Ugh. Moves me closer to "I hope my garmin dies so I can move on" rather than "I hope it keeps going so I get my money's worth."
Gene
Gene
2016 S1000XR
2007 R1200GS
What happens in the helmet stays in the helmet.