OK, I'm one of the ones that bought the CNSD-300FM "upgrade" for my F90BT, and found out too late that it did away with most of the POIs I had before. However, I still have the SD cards from the CNSD-200FM upgrade. When I look at the SD cards from both upgrades, there is a directory under iGO ("contents\poi" if I remember correctly -- home internet not working thanks to the storm!). Under this POI directory are files, something along the lines of "Canada.000.poi", "US_Alabama.000.poi", etc. So I booted into testmode, got a copy of the entire flash contents, and found the same directory with the same filenames, but with the final ".poi" missing. Using Windows "fc" command, I compared 2 of the files from the CNSD-300FM upgrade SD with the corresponding files from the AVIC flash, and the files compared as equivalent. Consequently, I'm thinking about taking the POI directory from my CNSD-200FM upgrade, renaming all of the files in it (to remove the ".poi" at the end), renaming the "POI" directory in flash to something like "bad_POI", and then copying the modded CNSD-200FM poi directory to the flash. Hopefully, this will get me a decent number of POIs again, and hopefully if this doesn't work, I can simply delete that directory and re-name the "bad_POI" back to "POI" and get everything back to the way it is right now. I've never done any messing around of this type with the AVIC before, although I do this kind of thing all the time on regular computers. I know there are lots of talented and experienced people on this forum -- can any of you give me any advice as to whether or not my approach is OK, or if I should just leave things as they are?
Thanks!
Tony