Thread: [Announce] modRana: a flexible GPS navigation system
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MartinK is offline MartinK
2010-09-25 , 01:21
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Originally Posted by zombiepig View Post
MartinK - thanks for implementing my patch
Well, thanks for the patch Every form of help is welcome!

Originally Posted by zombiepig View Post
Quick question - what's the easiest way to checkout the latest modrana sources? I had a bit of a search through your trac site but couldn't find instructions.
There is a source tarball in the download section, that Is generated together with the other packages by my buildscript and is generally available not long after pushing the package to the Maemo repositories.

I use a SVN repository to manage the project sourcecode,
but direct anonymous read only access to the repository is unfortunately not working. The SVN repo together with the trac instance is hosted by our faculty's NLP lab, I'll ask them if they can enable it.
The repository can be browsed through the trac web interface, under "Browse source", the main branch is named "trunk".
You can download the current revision as a zip file using a link on the bottom of the source browser page

Originally Posted by woody14619 View Post
FYI, on the discussion about setting up local on-device routing, I thought you may be interested in this article about how someone got a set of routing programs setup locally on the N900. I'm betting with a little tweaking it could be turned into a package that would allow users to setup a routing server on their own device. May not be the "best" solution, but better than nothing when there's no network available.
Thanks, I'll check it out!
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