Not to say that there are not copied Nav cards out there (a quick eBay search proves that), but by making it much more difficult Mazda is protecting their intellectual property from theft.
#MAZDA TOOLBOX SD CARD BACKUP TAKING TOO LONG PROFESSIONAL#
It is not hard to get by a warning, as an IT professional in the security space I can tell you that warnings are essentially just there for legal reasons and don't stop anything. A normal SD card maxes out at 2GB, whereas an SDHC maxes out at 32GB.Ĭlick to expand.Exactly this. The difference, if you were curious, is in the maximum storage size. That being said, if you computer is somewhat newer (did it come with Windows Vista or later?) then it likely has an SDHC card reader in it. In short, an SDHC card will not register in a normal SD card reader, only in an SDHC card reader. I have a huge amount of experience in this department. This is a DRM (digital Rights management) technique to prevent you from buying one card, making copies and then using/selling them.Ģ) you should not need to manually manage anything on the card at all, plug it into your computer, run the Nav Toolbox from Mazda and it will do the rest (including backups).ģ) SD v SDHC. If you try to do anything to the card before this point the card will become corrupted and no longer work. You need to drive 80 miles with the SD card inserted before it will lock to the car. Okay, let me tackle this in a few parts so hopefully it is not too confusing.ġ) The dealer is right.
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