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Originally Posted by BanditRider

J800's fix worked for me. 770, 2007HE.
edited /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf to make it automatically work on re-boot.

Code:

Nokia-770-36:/etc/bluetooth# cat rfcomm.conf 
#
# RFCOMM configuration file.
#

rfcomm0 {
        # Automatically bind the device at startup
        bind yes;

        # Bluetooth address of the device
        device 00:02:76:C0:79:82;

        # RFCOMM channel for the connection
        channel 1;

        # Description of the connection
        comment "My Nokia LD-1W";
}
Nokia-770-36:/etc/bluetooth#

Originally Posted by gnuite

Sort of. You can make changes to the POI database without corrupting Maemo Mapper, but the image is not automatically refreshed, so you'll need to force a redraw in order to see visual POI changes. The easiest way to force a refresh is to zoom in or out.


Not sure exactly what you mean, but if you just want to center the view on a certain location, you can use the "Go to" sub-menu of the "View" menu.

If you really want to simulate GPS, you can use the command-line program "gpsfake", which is part of gpsd. This isn't trivial.

Or, if you want to "simulate" having a "current location" in Maemo Mapper, so that you can use things like routing to a location from your "current location," then you can tap-and-hold on a location on the screen and use the "Set as GPS Location" menu item, in the "Tap Point" sub-menu.

Originally Posted by jaska k

Is it just me who is trying to use WMS (OGC-specification) with Maemo-Mapper? Or is it just my device that has unexpected behaviours with OS2008?

On my N800 device MM crashes allways, if I do not escape special characters (?&=) when configuring WMS repository. Now - when using escaped characters on MM's repostiory url - on server side I get request from MM which does not look like it should be. Query has lot of carbage that does not belong to configured query.

Log on server side (Apache), 10.0.0.64 is the MM client:

10.0.0.64 - - [24/Jan/2008:13:23:59 +0200] "GET /cgi-bin/orto_3067_wms0,000000service%3Dwms%26version%3D1.1 .1%26request%3Dgetmap 0x0,00001000008d2p-1022yers%3Dorto_kkj_mv (null)rs%3D900913%26bbox%3D0,000000,0,000000,0,000 000,0,000000%26width%3D256 0,000000e+00ight%3D256 HTTP/1.1" 404 336

For example, values/parameters 0,000000 and 0x0,00001000008d2p-1022yers are something unexpected.

Is this problem of Maemo-Mapper or could this be some OS2008 library issue?

I'm using proj library, and it is able to do necessary transformations when using command line tool (cs2cs).

And SRS=900913 (or 600613 ) , see http://crschmidt.net/blog/archives/2...ection-900913/

Originally Posted by gnuite

Are you sure you're setting up your repository's "URL Format" correctly? For a WMS-based URL Format to work, it must contain the "SERVICE=WMS" GET parameter somewhere in the URL Format, and it needs the following GET parameter to allow Maemo Mapper to "fill in" the appropriate coordinates: "BBOX=%.6f,%.6f,%.6f,%.6f". Look at the examples in the aforementioned Maemo Mapper Repositories thread for complete examples. (Note that you must copy/paste the linked URLs, since these forums abbreviate the links in the text themselves.)

Originally Posted by cmdowns

Can someone please explain to me how to open map files that I have already downloaded, for viewing when I'm offline? Last night I was downloading topos from Terraserver. I can find some map files in Documents/Maps, all of which end in .db, but I can't seem to open any of them for viewing when offline.

Originally Posted by cmdowns

I still think I'm missing something, because I can't seem to access all the maps. Or I can't find them all. For example I was viewing some Terraserver topos a few nights ago. Should I assume that the topos I was viewing are still on my NIT somewhere? Or are they auto erased after so many downloads?

Originally Posted by cmdowns

Is there a simple way to save specific maps for later viewing offline? Do I need to mark them with POIs or something like that, in order to return to specific places/maps/views?