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2013-03-21
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You can run Modrana on the linux computer as well, and download the maps there and then transfer them to the N900.
The problem with saving to extrernal SD is with storing them as individual tiles, which is not efficient for small files on the filesystem (FAT) and takes up a lot of extra space ( quickly adding up to 20 GB if you have lots of tiles stored)..
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2013-03-21
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Yes, I've since seen that and am considering it as a possibility, thanks.
So the sqlite db has to be in My Docs? No big deal at the moment, was more thinking about the future if/when that starts to get full.
Incidentally, after reading through the downloading tiles issues, it looks like I'll be scaling back my offline stored stuff, and just updating if I plan to leave my covered area. I'm currently downloading some from Mapquest and hope to have a reasonable local coverage soon.
I hadn't realised that it was an issue.
Thanks everyone for the help.
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2013-03-21
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2013-03-21
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@ UK
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I can't see an update notification either (in HAM or FAM). I've tried "apt-get install modrana" but it says modrana is already updated. I currently have 0.36.6 installed.
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2013-03-22
, 14:51
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datatype mismatch: bind param (5) png as integer at ./mapconvert.pl line 80.
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2013-03-22
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2013-03-22
, 20:36
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That would be because that is the latest version available in extras:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras/p...ree/m/modrana/
Newer versions than 0.3.36 are in extras-devel:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d...ree/m/modrana/
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2013-03-22
, 21:43
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Right, I tried to use the Perl import script on a set of tiles and got the following error, many times (many, many times), probably one per tile:
It also only created store.sqlite.0 - would I be right in guessing that the numbering is not relevant to the zoom level?Code:datatype mismatch: bind param (5) png as integer at ./mapconvert.pl line 80.
The sqlite store is 676M in size, so I tried it on the device anyway, without expecting it to work.
The tiles are Mapquest and I selected that on the device, and got it to download some tiles - store tiles is turned on. There was no MapQuest dir created in the .maps dir, so I just copied the sqlite files into .maps. When I then went to the are I had downloaded, the UI said it was downloading tiles (it was quick). Still no Mapquest dir was created.
So....am I right in thinking I messed something up?
1) Has anyone else seen the perl error - is my copy of the script out of date (I took it from the beermad link at theModRana wiki)?
2) Should there be a Mapquest subdir, and how should it be named?
3) What would be the best indicator that it all worked, when I get it sorted?
Thanks.
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The problem with saving to extrernal SD is with storing them as individual tiles, which is not efficient for small files on the filesystem (FAT) and takes up a lot of extra space ( quickly adding up to 20 GB if you have lots of tiles stored)..
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