Tomtom 5 on Orange Nokia 6680 - major problem

[dooley]

What hapens is I put the card in the phone, it flashes up "memory full", click on the tomtom icon and it does nothing.
Eventually tomtom tell me to delete a voice to free up space.
I try to do it via fie manager on the phone, nothing.
I try to do it via USB cable, nothing.
I go out and buy a rsmmc card reader, it continually tries to autoplay, comes up as an available drive in my computer, disappears, comes back, continually and of it's own accord. So I can't delete or copy any of the information.
Oh yeah, the cards have been tried in other compatible phones and don't work, and the orange card that comes with the phone shows up perfectly with the card reader.
I'm pretty much out of options now, I was going to get the phone flashed with generic nokia firmware, but I'm not sure how that'll affect the phones functions.
It seems as though this is either a batch of faulty cards, in which case how come there are no other complaints, or less likely, a compatibility issue between Orange and TomTom(which doesn't explain the card reading problems)

[dooley]

I should have mentioned, this is my third TomTom5 and Orange/CPW/TomTom support has been exhausted.

[cbmx6]

Dooley,

If you haven't reflashed yet then try this. Install TaskSpy on your 6680:

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/software/item/TaskSpy4.php

Then use it to close the "Homescreen" application (you'll need to enable the display of hidden/system apps).
Hold down the menu key and switch to the telephone app. This is now your basic Nokia standby screen.
Go into the menu and run TomTom. It should now have more memory free to run.

[TuurG]

[technik]

This nothing to do with the size of MMC card.

It is a firmware issue with the 6680.

I have v 4.04.07 22-08-05 in my Orange 6680 and 512MB MMC, and get this memory full thing all the time when running applications other than TomTom.

Taskspy does nothing to resolve the problem.

Only solution is to switch off the 6680, and on again.

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