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For example, when I go to shutdown and I haven't saved a doc, I get a message asking if I want to continue with the shutdown and/or save the doc. Or if I am downloading and I go to shutdown, a similar message saying the download will be interrupted, asking me if I want to continue. This happens with any app, so it appears to be an OS thing, not necessarily a Garmin thing. I can't see how any OS today can let a user shutdown with something like a download going on.

Mac System Requirements Intel-based Mac running OS 10.5.8 or higher (Tiger and PowerPC Macs should use the Garmin Map Update application instead) 1024x768 display, USB port and 1 GB RAM. Place the gupdate.rgn file in the GARMIN folder of your device's internal storage drive. Disconnect your device from the computer, approve the update on the watch, and wait for the update to finish. If you would like to revert to the last public release software, follow the above steps but place the gupdate-970.rgn file in the GARMIN folder. Garmin releases WebUpdater for OS X. Garmin has released a beta version (direct download) of their long-awaited Mac OS X client for their portable GPS receivers - a first for the company. After dropping hints at the launch of a new Mac product in the days before the keynote, Garmin announced the release of Project Bobcat version 2.0.0.0 The beta software allows Mac users to.

I know the Mac OS doesn't let it happen without an advisory message. Not an issue at all. And what's with all this concern over resources??? Geez, I just went and checked on my MacBookPro. I've kept an eye on it for a few minutes and it uses 0.0% CPU, and once in a while flashes 0.1% CPU.

Again, not an issue, even for the power users. Anyways, this updater appears to work just like the Mac system updater, which is just fine.

GadgetGuy2008 wrote: So what happens if you shut off your computer during the download? Well, think about it for a second slick. The program runs in the background. Unless Garmin included some kind of prompt, folks won't know when a update is being downloaded. Considering map updates are over 1gb its gonna take a while to download updates.

So its easy to see the situation where someone shuts off their computer while an update is downloading. But then again you're the guy who thinks your 2 inch handheld is gods answer to gps devices. So something like this would NEVER happen to you. Would the auto-update then fire up Mapsource to install the map and JCV files when the various 'life-time map' GPS's are connected to the computer? And what about the 'limited memory' 'smaller JVC files' Garmin is installing in the memory-limited 14xx series?

In my case, I have two different GPS's that would qualify for the life-time updates, but on my 1450 (as we all know), there isn't room for the entire update or the 'full' JCV file. I think I'm going to stick with the old fashion way of updating. Don't really understand why anyone wouldn't at least try this program. Solidworks 2015 sp4.0 iso for mac. It takes basically no CPU cycles, it has been beta tested for months, and really just makes what was a 3 step process (going to myGarmin account,downloading the old Updater program, running it to download and install the maps) into a one step process (keep the lifetime Updater running in background). Personally, I think the whole idea around this new program is to allow Garmin to spread out the load on their servers when a new map update is released. So instead of all of us suffering because the servers are so slow, we now no longer have to worry about it as the maps will just arrive. After all, only one of you can be first to have the maps installed, or to open the thread here that says they are available.