Re: Unable to install agps-ui: Application packages missing: supl-daemon (>== 0.27)
 

Forgive my ignorance, but I have Mameo Extras in my repository list and I still do not see A-GPS listed anywhere. It is not in my Installable or Installed list. I went so far as to look up the red-pill stuff and did it and A-GPS is still not listed. I have even removed all of my repositories and only added Maemo Extras and looked in both red and blue mode and still could not find it to install. I am on Diablo latest release. Do I need to re-flash my N810 or can I just use apt-get to install it? If so, does anyone know the exact command I need to enter to do this. I upgraded from an N800 to an N810 just to use the GPS and I can not get it to work. I have tried to use MaemoMapper without A-GPS and cannot seem to get it to find any satellites. I can post any screenshots or responses as needed and appreciate all of the help.

Re: Unable to install agps-ui: Application packages missing: supl-daemon (>== 0.27)
 

I found supl-daemon in the maemo Extras repository. Note there is more than one Extras repository -- you may want to look at the chinook extras one. The chinook extras is what I use before there was a diablo Extras to install a-gps and got the supl-daemon installed as a dependency. Once supl-daemon is installed you should be able to install a-gps from a deb and have the dependency met. I'm not an expert on deb packaging but it's my understanding that dependencies met running Application manager won't be necessarily be met with apt-get which is used when you try to directly install a deb package.

A-GPS is not in Extras repository, but in one of the Nokia branded one (either certified or non-certified). These repositories are enabled by default unless you have disabled them.

Re: Unable to install agps-ui: Application packages missing: supl-daemon (>== 0.27)
 

Thanks, I found supl-daemon but not A-GPS -- clearly looking in the wrong places. Unless supl is also in the Nokia repositories you will still need maemo Extras to install A-GPS because of the supl-daemon dependancy.