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Bad news.
I test Navit driving with two maps.
With a basemap of Mexico runs Slow (Map is less than 6MB).
My map source is INEGI (Mexico gov) modified by a garmin user and its not good. (Shows my position wrong).
With a topo map of Mexico Navit crash and the IT restart (Map is 200MB). Never shows any image of the map, only frizz and crash.
Map source is bicimaps (unlocked).
So, I cant do a real test, and as I say before, there in not a button to accept the route.
Br.