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2007-11-29
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Originally Posted by haokah
Is this command necessary to actually "enable" the internal GPS receiver? How does Maemo Mapper do the equivalent programmatically? Is there a DBUS interface? Does libgpsmgr not handle it automatically? Can you PM to me the contents of that "/etc/init.d/gpsdriver" file?
I'm sure I got some giggle from linux veterens, I didn't realize enable was only for printers. Anyway, I did some searching and reading, and I think I'm getting closer. I started reading the gpsd commands, after gnuite's grep request.
I did the following:
/etc/init.d/gpsdriver start
Originally Posted by haokah
Specifying a "File Path" causes Maemo Mapper to use libgpsmgr to try and start and GPSD server using the given path. If GPSD is already running, then libgpsmgr may return a failure (but I thought it was supposed to do nothing - maybe that's libgpsbt I'm thinking of, though). In any case, you already have a GPSD server running, so you shouldn't use "File Path", you should use "GPSD Host", as you did in your second try....
then
gpsd -n -N -D5 -F /tmp/gps.sock
the term shows it running, and a client connect on 6 when I start mapper, next it says channel assignment failed going to raw mode,
I've tried configuring mapper with /dev/pgps and with gpsd local host server
with /dev/pgps it keeps asking to retry,
Originally Posted by haokah
Hm. If it doesn't produce an error, then it sounds like you've connected to the GPS receiver, but have not yet received an NMEA sentence. Usually, GPS receivers will send NMEA sentences even when they don't have a fix (i.e. with satellite info). If you're not getting any NMEA sentences at all, it sounds like the connection isn't really working that well. In fact, you really should be getting an error after about 10-15 seconds.
with gpsd it keeps searching until you stop it
( this is inside an office building, with no signal )
I found this header file that reveals the internal GPS receiver is indeed "/dev/pgps", and there are no other API mechanisms by which to "enable" the GPS receiver. One would assume from that API that you should give "/dev/pgps" to the libgps_start() function, which causes the GPS receiver to be enabled and the GPSD server to be started. But it seems as though it doesn't actually handle the "enabling" part.
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2007-11-30
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#43
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Is this command necessary to actually "enable" the internal GPS receiver? "
Specifying a "File Path" causes Maemo Mapper to use libgpsmgr to try and start and GPSD server using the given path. If GPSD is already running, then libgpsmgr may return a failure (but I thought it was supposed to do nothing - maybe that's libgpsbt I'm thinking of, though). In any case, you already have a GPSD server running, so you shouldn't use "File Path", you should use "GPSD Host", as you did in your second try....
Hm. If it doesn't produce an error, then it sounds like you've connected to the GPS receiver, but have not yet received an NMEA sentence. Usually, GPS receivers will send NMEA sentences even when they don't have a fix (i.e. with satellite info). If you're not getting any NMEA sentences at all, it sounds like the connection isn't really working that well. In fact, you really should be getting an error after about 10-15 seconds.
The reason I was trying to start gpsd manually, was that mapper would grab if you choose localhost gpsd server in settings, as long as waypoint had activated the gps, and you left it open.
( as Tuxedosteve posted )
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2007-11-30
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kept playing around, and am able to start the gpsd server using the navicore helper, without having to launch wayfinder
in xterm ( no root needed ) type:
/usr/libexec/navicore-gpsd-helper
once it's running, launch mapper and it will find the gps if you have it set to gpsd on 127.0.0.1
in xterm ( no root needed ) type:
/usr/libexec/navicore-gpsd-helper
once it's running, launch mapper and it will find the gps if you have it set to gpsd on 127.0.0.1
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2007-11-30
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@ It's dark in here. I hear laughing.
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Perfect! That works! Now I'm wondering how much battery life is chewed up!
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2007-12-01
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#46
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Hi Gnuite,
Version 2.2 doesn't find my gps (Nokia LD-1W) on my 770 w/2007HE running on mmc.
The GPS and 770 are pairing, the bluetooth LED on the GPS shows it's connected, I get a bluetooth logo in the status bar (which I had not noticed before).
Version 2.0 was working fine.
Version 2.2 doesn't find my gps (Nokia LD-1W) on my 770 w/2007HE running on mmc.
The GPS and 770 are pairing, the bluetooth LED on the GPS shows it's connected, I get a bluetooth logo in the status bar (which I had not noticed before).
Version 2.0 was working fine.
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2007-12-03
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I am getting an error on my 770 with 2007he edition also. The GPS pairs fine but I get a GPSD error when Maemo Mapper tries to connect to my gps. I have the bluetooth option selected and MMapper found it when doing a scan but will not connect.
I went back to 2.05 on my 770 and it works fine with my GPS.
2.2 works great on my n800 with 2008 beta installed using the same GPS unit.
I went back to 2.05 on my 770 and it works fine with my GPS.
2.2 works great on my n800 with 2008 beta installed using the same GPS unit.
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2007-12-03
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Hi,
I just installed 2007HE and Maemo Mapper on my 770. It used to work fine with 2006 and my Nokia LD-3W (thanks for a great app, btw).
I've read a few posts about people having problems with bluetooth gps receivers on 770 with 2007HE using Mapper. I experience the same behavior: pairing goes fine, when connecting the bluetooth icon pops up but after three tries it show an error.
So I tried using rfcomm:
Nokia-770:~# rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:02:76:FD:67:25
Nokia-770:~# rfcomm
rfcomm0: 00:02:76:FD:67:25 channel 1 clean
Nokia-770:~# head /dev/rfcomm0
$GPGGA,172128.258,,,,,0,00,,,M,0.0,M,,0000*56
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,*1E
$GPGSV,3,1,10,11,53,276,,20,13,228,,19,49,174,,14, 42,091,*7B
$GPGSV,3,2,10,01,34,132,,22,31,060,,28,24,301,,03, 18,164,*7C
$GPGSV,3,3,10,09,09,023,,17,03,319,*77
So far so good :-)
Now let's try gpsd:
Nokia-770:~# /usr/sbin/gpsd -N -n -F /tmp/gps.sock /dev/rfcomm0
Illegal instruction
Hmm, not good. Any hints?
Best regards,
Peter
I just installed 2007HE and Maemo Mapper on my 770. It used to work fine with 2006 and my Nokia LD-3W (thanks for a great app, btw).
I've read a few posts about people having problems with bluetooth gps receivers on 770 with 2007HE using Mapper. I experience the same behavior: pairing goes fine, when connecting the bluetooth icon pops up but after three tries it show an error.
So I tried using rfcomm:
Nokia-770:~# rfcomm bind /dev/rfcomm0 00:02:76:FD:67:25
Nokia-770:~# rfcomm
rfcomm0: 00:02:76:FD:67:25 channel 1 clean
Nokia-770:~# head /dev/rfcomm0
$GPGGA,172128.258,,,,,0,00,,,M,0.0,M,,0000*56
$GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,*1E
$GPGSV,3,1,10,11,53,276,,20,13,228,,19,49,174,,14, 42,091,*7B
$GPGSV,3,2,10,01,34,132,,22,31,060,,28,24,301,,03, 18,164,*7C
$GPGSV,3,3,10,09,09,023,,17,03,319,*77
So far so good :-)
Now let's try gpsd:
Nokia-770:~# /usr/sbin/gpsd -N -n -F /tmp/gps.sock /dev/rfcomm0
Illegal instruction
Hmm, not good. Any hints?
Best regards,
Peter
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2007-12-03
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On my N770, I got the "illegal instruction" error when running gpsd and had to update it, resolving the issue for me.
Here's the process I followed:
*Reference: http://sucs.org/Knowledge/Articles/Nokia%20770
*Install new libgps16
**Get http://packages.debian.org/sid/libgps16/armel/download
**mkdir tmp1
**dpkg --extract libgps16* tmp1
*Install new gpsd
**Get http://packages.debian.org/sid/gpsd/armel/download
**mkdir tmp2
**dpkg --extract gpsd_2.33-5_armel.deb tmp2
*Copy new files into place
**cp tmp2/usr/sbin/gpsd /usr/sbin
**cp tmp1/usr/lib/* /usr/lib
*Tweak libs
**cd /usr/lib
**ln -s libdbus-1.so.2.0.0 libdbus-1.so.3
Last edited by j800; 2007-12-03 at 18:42.
Here's the process I followed:
*Reference: http://sucs.org/Knowledge/Articles/Nokia%20770
*Install new libgps16
**Get http://packages.debian.org/sid/libgps16/armel/download
**mkdir tmp1
**dpkg --extract libgps16* tmp1
*Install new gpsd
**Get http://packages.debian.org/sid/gpsd/armel/download
**mkdir tmp2
**dpkg --extract gpsd_2.33-5_armel.deb tmp2
*Copy new files into place
**cp tmp2/usr/sbin/gpsd /usr/sbin
**cp tmp1/usr/lib/* /usr/lib
*Tweak libs
**cd /usr/lib
**ln -s libdbus-1.so.2.0.0 libdbus-1.so.3
Last edited by j800; 2007-12-03 at 18:42.
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2007-12-03
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I tried the fix copying in new libgps and gpsd binary. It now works when gpsd is started from the command line (rfcomm first, then gpsd). Maemo mapper works when connecting to local gpsd.
But maemo mapper crashes/quits if I try the bluetooth option :-/
So: how do I automate the above, or is there a way to fix maemo mapper so that it works?
But maemo mapper crashes/quits if I try the bluetooth option :-/
So: how do I automate the above, or is there a way to fix maemo mapper so that it works?
display cut off, pgp doesn't exist