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Since there are new postings popping up with questions like :

Make sure MyDrive Connect is installed on your computer. Download for Windows®. Download for Mac®. Connect your navigation device to your PC via the USB cable. MyDrive Connect will start automatically. Download for XP and Vista. Download for Mac 10.6 to 10.9. A new screen will open, log in and choose the updates you would like to perform.

Can I install... on my VIA52, Go500 ...
I will tell you on which models nothing like 'crack', 'hack', 'activate', 'copy' or 'patch' can be applied :

GO Essential
GO 500/510/520/620/5200/6200
GO 6000 Series
Via 52/62 Series
6000 TRUCKER
PRO 9100
Start 40/45/50/52/55 Series
Sony XNV
[size=100][b]To speak in correct and noob-free terms:
The above models and all other/upcoming models based on Navcore 10.xxx/11.xxx/12.XXX use a modified Linux filesystem, which can not be accessed by the user
other than using the 'MyDrive' application for PC/Mac.
[color=#ff0000]This means neither is it possible to copy/install any files to these models, nor is it possible to patch these Navcores.
(Note: It is basically possible to patch the installation files before they are installed on the device, but it is still useless until there is a way to access the filesystem from the PC/Mac)
If there is any change you will be notified in this posting.
In case you still have questions in these regards, ask them in this thread and don't start a new thread in the forum!

Update (based on info from the guys at opentom.org):
These new models use a USB over Ethernet connection.
So on any fully equipped PC they should show up in your network or as a new network.
You can also use the Linux console for access - at least for the Start20, but that involves soldering inside the gutts of your device and is not realy an option.
After you install MyDrive the first time you should find a content file inside C:Documents and SettingsUserLocal SettingsApplication DataTomTomHOME3cache
There is some added data for every 100kb of data but a Linux script can correct that:
#!/bin/bash
#clear content: removes the extra bytes from content1 so you can extract the
#content using cpio. The clear file is 'dest.dat'
DEST=dest.dat
SOURCE=src.dat
TMP=tmp.dat
rm $DEST
rm $SOURCE
rm $TMP
#the 29 first byte are not included in the 100KB + 20B format
tail -c +29 content1 > $SOURCE
while [ -s $SOURCE ];
do
head -c 102400 $SOURCE >> $DEST
tail -c +102421 $SOURCE > $TMP
mv $TMP $SOURCE
ls -l *.dat

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done;

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[size=85]Now it can be unpacked for example by using cpio -i -d < dest.dat
The root file system can now be mounted or unsquashed using unsquashfs
When the device is connected to the PC you have an active ethernet connection with ports 21, 22 and 80 open.
If you use the SSH connection you need the certificate located in c:Program FilesMyDriveResourcesTT_root_sign_cert crt.dat
It seems so far the only acces is to
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but it might be start and give others users with more knowledge some help.
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