Requirements :
First you must have Papago M8 installed on your device.
Secondly you must have WinSCP installed on your computer.
Here we go :
Go to www.malfreemaps.com ← registration needed (its free)
Download Custom MFM-PPG-110802C ← its free too
When done, just launch the installer
Next, Next, Agree to Terms, Choose Your Installation Directory
Important! Select [Papago M6~M7 for iPhone] and Install
Copy Maps to iPhone :
Open up WinSCP (tutorials here)
Key in your IP Address ← your network adress
Your Host Name : [root]
Your password : default is [alpine] or your own password that you have set
Login!
Once you are in …. search for Papago folder : /private/var/mobile/Applications/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ← to easily look that certain folder go to your SBsettings on your iPhone, click [More], scroll down till you see [App Folders], look for [PPG!xxxxxxx] depending what maps you are having then click on it. Look for the last 4 digits, remember it!
Now go back to WinSCP, search for the [Navi] folder on the left pane, it should be in your C:/ drive as default
On your WinSCP right pane, search for that particular folder with the same last 4 digits.
SBsettings > More > App Folder >
Still on your right pane : Navigate to PPG!xxxxxx.app > Navi > Maps > MFM ← this is where all your maps data are stored
Before you copy anything, you have to RENAME three files.
On your newly downloaded maps folder rename [Papago.dbp] → [papago.dbp], [standard.mb6] → [Standard.mb6], [standard_L.mb6] → [Standard_L.mb6]
You have to rename those uppercase to lowercase and vice versa in order to view some of the POI icons in your map.
Now after renaming them, copy everything into your MFM folder on the right pane. You just select everything and drag them onto the right pane.
When prompted if you want to overwrite the files, just select [YES TO ALL]
When done, exit everything, and launch your Papago GPS on your iPhone. Check settings and see if your maps were updated.
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