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tswindell

2011-01-01 13:53

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by CasTTeLLo (Post 908994)

so which version is working?

There isn't one, unless the 0.8.* packages are still in extras-devel. Otherwise you'll have to fix the 0.9 version in -devel like documented in previous posts. Or wait until I fix a couple of issues and upload a new version.

CasTTeLLo

2011-01-01 14:04

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 908998)

hehehe...no thanks...its urs..

tswindell

2011-01-01 14:53

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

I appear to have managed to fix the issue some people (including me) were having with location services not starting. I'm now continuing to work on waypoint infrastructure and will release a new version in the next couple of days. Sorry for the broken package ;)

stickymick

2011-01-01 14:59

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by ajack (Post 908115)

@ddiscodave and ayazpak:

go to terminal as root, edit the file:

/etc/ld.so.conf

I get "File cannot be found", but I'm willing to accept that I'm doing something wrong 'cos I'm a bit of an X-term greenie.

How do you actually load that file into X-term? The rest looks simple enough.

mveplus

2011-01-01 15:16

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by ajack (Post 908115)

@ddiscodave and ayazpak:

go to terminal as root, edit the file:

/etc/ld.so.conf

and add in the following line:

/opt/usr/lib

Save the file, then run:

ldconfig

You should now be able to launch Columbus. If it still doesn't work, reboot your N900 and all should run. Hope this helps... :)

Hi this work for me! Thanks

JKO65

2011-01-01 15:22

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by stickymick (Post 909036)

You need to edit that file with a text editor. I use myself Leafpad (need to be installed).

So first in X-term:sudo gainroot (Rootsh need to be installed)

then:Leafpad /etc/ld.so.conf

Insert the lines and save the file.

JKO65

2011-01-01 16:10

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by mveplus (Post 909055)

Hi this work for me! Thanks

This worked for me too, but GPS does not start, so application is running but no location info ....:(

tswindell

2011-01-01 16:33

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by JKO65 (Post 909089)

This worked for me too, but GPS does not start, so application is running but no location info ....:(

Yeah, it's a real annoyance that problem, I've hopefully fixed it in the next version which I'll upload very soon ;)

bman	2011-01-01 21:48

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 908970)

In tools you can set it up to stream over the usb serial port that the modem usually uses in PC suite mode. With obvious side effects.

does pc suite need to be selected on the phone when connected?
what obvious issues.... it wont work?
or cant connect to pc suite and use the phone as a modem?

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 908998)

i have 0.9.0 and it was working upon first install

after reboot though it doesnt seem to want to work

tswindell

2011-01-01 21:57

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by bman (Post 909282)

does pc suite need to be selected on the phone when connected?
what obvious issues.... it wont work?
or cant connect to pc suite or use the phone as a modem?

Yes, you need to select PC suite mode, and yes it will stop the phone acting as a modem. But wont effect USB networking, (not sure about the other things as I don't use Windows)

tswindell

2011-01-02 01:07

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by bman (Post 909282)

does pc suite need to be selected on the phone when connected?
what obvious issues.... it wont work?
or cant connect to pc suite and use the phone as a modem?

i have 0.9.0 and it was working upon first install

after reboot though it doesnt seem to want to work

Ah, also, completely forgot, you need to select ttyGS2 as the other two aren't exported by the g_nokia driver.

scavenger

2011-01-03 04:11

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Tq so much mate for the program. Liked the interface so much. A bit of a hassle to install though. I have rootsh installed but still giving me permission denied. Anyway, had to use leafpad to add the missing /opt/usr/lib. After all of that, it was relatively simple. Paired my N900 using bluetooth to my laptop. Tested working using Garmin MobilePC 5.00.70.
Looking forward to more updates/releases from you.

Sincerely,
-Scav-

tswindell

2011-01-04 12:36

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by scavenger (Post 910247)

Yeah, really sorry about the borked package folks, but I guess that's the nature of extras-devel :D New package should be up by the end of this week. :)

ajack

2011-01-04 17:07

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 911416)

Yeah, really sorry about the borked package folks, but I guess that's the nature of extras-devel :D New package should be up by the end of this week. :)

Looking forward... :)

tswindell

2011-01-05 20:19

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Just a little bump, here's a taster of v1's waypoints:

http://stage.rubyx.co.uk/columbus/Sc...105-201729.png

http://stage.rubyx.co.uk/columbus/Sc...105-200040.png

Got a few little fixes to do then I'll be releasing a new version either tomorrow or Friday.

dontnowhy

2011-01-05 21:43

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 912526)

Looking forward!

ajesayen

2011-01-06 10:40

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by JKO65 (Post 909060)

I was able to edit the file and save it and now I get a message /bin/sh: Idconfig: not found

ajesayen

2011-01-06 10:41

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

How do you run Idconfig. I get a message /bin/sh: Idconfig: not found

JKO65

2011-01-06 11:01

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Are you in X-term with Root shell enabled? i.e have you done sudo gainroot before ldconfig command? Promt should be like /home/user #

colm.smyth

2011-01-06 19:36

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

this has suddenly just stopped working, it opens for a second then closes, i have uninstalled and then re-installed but same thing

whats going on, any ideas

tswindell

2011-01-06 19:59

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by colm.smyth (Post 913530)

this has suddenly just stopped working, it opens for a second then closes, i have uninstalled and then re-installed but same thing

whats going on, any ideas

Can you run it from the command line and let me know what it says before it crashes? :)

colm.smyth

2011-01-06 20:28

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 913569)

Can you run it from the command line and let me know what it says before it crashes? :)

sorry, not good with x term, can you tell me the command to run it from x term

tswindell

2011-01-06 22:48

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by colm.smyth (Post 913588)

sorry, not good with x term, can you tell me the command to run it from x term

/opt/usr/bin/columbus

MiK546

2011-01-06 23:12

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

I'm having the problem too and its complaining about missing librxsupport.so.1 (can't find shared object file).

EDIT: and I have librxsupport installed and latest version

tswindell

2011-01-06 23:41

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by MiK546 (Post 913752)

I'm having the problem too and its complaining about missing librxsupport.so.1 (can't find shared object file).

EDIT: and I have librxsupport installed and latest version

Like mentioned before in this thread, the current packages are broken, either wait for the new release this weekend or do the fixes manually as described earlier.

ajesayen

2011-01-07 19:01

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by JKO65 (Post 913085)

Are you in X-term with Root shell enabled? i.e have you done sudo gainroot before ldconfig command? Promt should be like /home/user #

Yes, I did "Sudo Gainroot" and Root Shell was enabled and from the promt /home/user # , I typed in Idconfig and got the message "/bin/sh: idconfig: not found"

tswindell

2011-01-07 21:32

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

You're getting you i's and l's confused. LDCONFIG but all lower case.

ajesayen

2011-01-08 04:46

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 914467)

You're getting you i's and l's confused. LDCONFIG but all lower case.

Thanks Tom, I got confused between i $ L. Now I'm able to launch the application, but the app is not connecting to satellite. Do you know what could be the reason.

tswindell

2011-01-08 10:27

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by ajesayen (Post 914676)

Thanks Tom, I got confused between i $ L. Now I'm able to launch the application, but the app is not connecting to satellite. Do you know what could be the reason.

Ah, seems you're one of yhe few like myself that suffer this bug, fixed in the next version. I'm not even sure what causes it yet, but I seem to have got it working again for myself. So when I put the new version up tomorrow I'd appreciate your feedback. :) It seems on some devices some times Qt Mobility Location API fails to initialise liblocation and there for the GPS :/

ajesayen

2011-01-09 13:55

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 914782)

Tom, when will the new version be up

tswindell

2011-01-09 14:06

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by ajesayen (Post 915827)

Tom, when will the new version be up

Soon, I'm preparing to upload it now, so hopefully in an hour or so.

meLi	2011-01-09 15:22

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Just upgrade to the latest version. It open and close automatically.
- Columbus Core Plugin 0.9.0-2
- Columbus Navigation Toolkit 0.9.2-1

Manually run from xterm and result below.

Quote:

Nokia-N900:~# /opt/usr/bin/columbus
ApplicationController: Creating telemetry source objects.
ApplicationController: Initializing configuration manager.
ApplicationController: Initializing logging manager.
ApplicationController: Initializing plugin management system.
PluginManager: ctor()
PluginManager: Loading plugins from: "/opt/usr/lib/columbus/plugins"
PluginManager: Found plugin candidate: "libbluetooth-plugin.so"
PluginManager: Loading plugin candidate: "libbluetooth-plugin.so"
BluetoothServerPlugin: ctor()
BluetoothServerPlugin: Initializing plugin.
BluetoothOptionsDialog: Restoring configuration.
BluetoothOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
BluetoothOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
PluginManager: Registered plugin: "bluetooth-server"
PluginManager: Found plugin candidate: "libnetwork-plugin.so"
PluginManager: Loading plugin candidate: "libnetwork-plugin.so"
NetworkServerPlugin: ctor()
NetworkServerPlugin: Initializing plugin.
NetworkServerPlugin: Loading configuration settings.
NetworkOptionsDialog: Restoring configuration.
NetworkOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
NetworkOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
NetworkOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
NetworkOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
PluginManager: Registered plugin: "network-server-plugin"
PluginManager: Found plugin candidate: "libusb-serial-plugin.so"
PluginManager: Loading plugin candidate: "libusb-serial-plugin.so"
USBSerialPlugin: ctor()
USBSerialPlugin: Initializing plugin.
USBSerialOptionsDialog: Loading settings.
USBSerialOptionsDialog: Performing UI update.
PluginManager: Registered plugin: "usb-serial"
ApplicationController: Loading application configuration.
ApplicationController: Attempting to start up location services.
ApplicationController: Location services started.
ApplicationController: Connecting telemetry source signals.
ApplicationController: Initializing UI configuration structure.
/opt/usr/bin/columbus: symbol lookup error: /opt/usr/bin/columbus: undefined symbol: _ZNK18ColumbusController9waypointsEv

siffonen

2011-01-09 15:26

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

installed the update, but after starting columbus closes. did the ldconfig to previous version

tswindell

2011-01-09 15:35

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by siffonen (Post 915893)

installed the update, but after starting columbus closes. did the ldconfig to previous version

I'm not finished uploading.

tswindell

2011-01-09 17:12

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Test now please :)

colm.smyth

2011-01-09 17:22

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 915961)

Test now please :)

hasnt shown up for me yet in app man ?

sacal

2011-01-09 17:28

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 915961)

Test now please :)

It seems it's OK now. :)

Just installed new version and after reboot Columbus started normally.
I have yet to test the gps as i am indoors at the moment.

Thanks for your work and congrats for this nice application.

ajesayen

2011-01-09 17:30

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by tswindell (Post 915961)

Test now please :)

It's working now. I'm able to launch and connect to satellite. Thanks very much

tswindell

2011-01-09 17:30

Re: [ANNOUNCE] Columbus Navigation Toolkit

Quote:

Originally Posted by colm.smyth (Post 915969)