If you perform a hard-reset and re-install MioPocket Lite and opt not to use an SD WiFi card, MioPocket Lite will automatically delete any system files transferred to your internal flash drive & the custom registry folder from a previous installation. There is no need to manually transfer the correct SD WiFi registry file to the custom registry folder as this is done during the configuration process when installing MioPocket Lite. These system files are only installed to your flash drive if you indicate during configuration that you will be using an SD WiFi card. MioPocket Lite supports the use of SD WiFi cards by transferring the necessary system files to your internal flash drive so you can remove the SD card that MioPocket Lite is installed on. MioPocket Lite doesn't rename any files on your GPS which means a hard-reset will put your GPS back to factory specs. MioPocket Lite can be installed either as an SD-Card installation (runs from the SD card), SD-Free (runs from the flash drive) or SD-WiFi (runs from the SD card but WiFi related files are transferred to the flash drive to facilitate the use of WiFi SD cards). Ooh, I can’t wait! 9/20/08: I got my Mio C320 today! I played with it for a bit just to get used to it (and to write the short review above).
I read through the forum, and downloaded the necessary MioPocket 2.0 r27 (9/2/08) software.
I have got to get me one of these! So, I surfed around and found a good deal on eBay for a brand new Mio C320.
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