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2007-10-10
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just write python GoogleMaps.py
That way python has to be with executable flag (and it is) and you can run python scripts from the mmc.
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2007-10-10
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2007-10-11
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2007-10-11
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2007-10-11
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2007-10-11
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Hi again,
now I run python script
python /media/mmc1/GoogleMaps.py
in wifi on mode
I got 3 seperate map tiles downloaded only
on script start up noticed
no joystick module message.
Is that script ok for OS2006 ?
It hangs on my Nokia 770
and goes back to main screen after about a minute
py script is still running - icon visible
but Nokia hangs on
I assume processor is to busy running this script.
Darius
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2007-10-11
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"I was reading the maemo-mapper 2.0 wish list a few months ago, and the most interesting proposition I heard was to use sqlite to store all the tile information instead of the file system. I haven't heard any news about maemo-mapper 2.0 since then, and because maemo-mapper crashes and corrupts my mem-card on my N800 whenever I try to download bulk maps, I made my own little version of maemo-mapper."
Just wanted to point out that maemo-mapper has absolutely nothing to do with corrupting anything, that nokia has fixed the bug in the kernel, so this is a non issue. Good luck with your project, but I am a hardcore maemo-mapper fan myself. GNUITE ROCKS!!!
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2007-10-11
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I never said maemo-mapper was causing it, I was having issues with my particular setup, might even be caused by a flaky mem-card.
That way python has to be with executable flag (and it is) and you can run python scripts from the mmc.