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Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
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While we're on the topic of POIs, could someone point me to a simple POI file and tell me how to get it into the database? I got the one that someone posted from Italy told mmapper where the file was (settings->poi) but I don't think I ever did anything to make it get entered into the sqlite table. If this is covered somewhere in a howto, please point me to it. thanks, rhackenb |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
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The reason this works is that "marks" in a "track" are equivalent to "waypoints" in a "route." There is no way to make a POI from a track mark, but there _is_ a way to create a POI from a route waypoint, thus you need to "convert" your track mark to a route waypoint by saving your track to a file and then loading that same file as a route. I good explanation of tracks vs. routes and marks vs. waypoints is in this post, if you're curious. |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
Thanks for the explanation about the correlation of tracks to routes. My problem is that I don't understand how the data is stored.
I seem to be able to save locations to POI for a specific mark on a track (as a track file). What puzzles me is where this info is saved. I used sqlite to see the data entry stored. When I use sqlite (not sqlite3) with /media/mmc1/poi/poi as the argument, I get the following: /media/mmc1/poi $ sqlite poi Unable to open database "poi": file is encrypted or is not a database Yet, when I do a "grep Point000 poi" on that file, I get: Point000003turn to marina Point000002#* Point000001 This seems to be consistent with locations that I entered from mmapper. Why can't I read the database with sqlite? Do I need sqlite3? If so, I can't seem to download and install sqlite3 because the only repository where I can find reference to it is: http://eko.one.pl/maemo/eko.one.pl.install That gets me a "[403] Forbidden : Dostęp zabroniony" error. Do I need sqlite3 to read this database? If so, how do I install it and do I have to first create the poi and categories databases? Is there a top-level guide to mmapper, POIs, and sqlite? -- rhackenb |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
Try this: http://eko.one.pl/maemo/dists/mistra....8-1_armel.deb
Yes, you need sqlite3, not sqlite (v2) |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
Almost there. I was able to download sqlite3 from the link you gave. However, when I tried to install it, it said that I also needed libsqlite3-0. I can't get it from your site for the same reason (403 error). Could you send the link for the library? Also, why are we getting a 403 error in the first place? Is the link wrong on http://eko.one.pl/index.php?page=Nokia770_software?
Thanks, rhackenb |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
http://eko.one.pl/maemo/dists/mistra....8-1_armel.deb
Proper link: http://eko.one.pl/maemo/index.php?pa...one.pl.install not ... /maemo/eko.one.pl.install. BTW: my sqlite3 packages is in mistral repo, not bora. |
Re: Questions about the MaemoMapper
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Also, am I supposed to be in red pill mode when I do this? Thanks, rhackenb |
Re: Voice and Waypoints
How do you activate Flite through the application manager? I have tried downloading updates and latest applications but I never get anything on Flite. Is there a direct link to download this particular software? Please advise. Thank you,
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Re: Voice and Waypoints
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http://www.gnuite.com/nokia770/flite.install |
Questions on accuracy
Great product and thanks again for supporting OpenStreetMap.
I am using MaemoMapper with an i-Blue BT-GPS to log tracks that I process with OSM. I use the OSM map repository to see what I have not yet tracked. What I notice, is that the accuracy of the MM tracks is not always good. It is okay if you do long forward stretches, but tends to give a lot of bogus results when you take a lot of turns in cities (which I do a lot, because I want to track every street and every corner). Btw: I wait at every turn for the signal to stabilise. What I am wondering is, is my GPS giving bogus results (due to buildings, sharp corners, etc.) or is MM doing some optimistic prediction when the signal is of less quality? If so, would it be possible to switch prediction off and just track the points that are good (i.e. skip points where the signal is below a certain treshold?). This would make MM an even better tool for OSM track usage. Best, Zoran |
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