6600 slide map files help

Help... Please?!
I got my 6600 slide yesterday. I put my own 2gb memory card in and put the one which I got with the new phone into an older phone (6300). I notice in the memory card which came with the phone there is a folder called "cities" which has folders called 'voicefiles' and 'diskcache' inside..which then have even more folders with more folders/files! My question is...are these needed to make Maps work? I've tried selecting the folders to send via Bluetooth to my new phone but it says "unable to send selected items."
sorry if this is very basic or if I am repeating a question. I had a search on here and couldn't find any relevant info. Also I tested the maps app by putting in my postal code to view address but its a dull yellow page that comes up with the little globe timer just spinning all the time and not doing anything further!
PS I just spell checked this and I can't believe what word was suggested to replace "Diskcache"...I'm quite amused but surprised!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Start up the Maps application in the 6600 and allow it to connect to the internet, and the Cities folder structure will then be created on your new memory card. After this, you will need to use Map Loader (from www.nokia.com/maps) to install map and vice data onto the memory card. After this, everything will be back to normal.

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