Garmin sat nav not recognised on Macbook Air

hi
I am (still) in the process of transferring some OMS maps onto my Garmin Quest but it doesn't appear in finder when connected via USB. Strangely enough it DOES appear in BaseCamp (but transferring a map from there to the SatNav would be taking hours.
Any ideas what's going on here?
Martin

Hi David,
Unfortunately, after firmware update, 480GB still won't boot. Only able to boot to the Recovery partition.Disk Utility can read the Recovery Partition (only 1 partition) 480GB. No other partition found. There should be a Macintosh HD partition. It's gone since before Firmware update.
This may not be similar to yours. I believe OWC has crappy products :
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1459847
Now, I really need to retrieve the data from my OWC SSD. I'm out of idea. I tried Remo Recover, the scanning just hanged for hours. Can't retrieve or read anything from the OWC SSD.
I'll contact OWC for warranty. But really ****** with data losses and unreliable product from OWC

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