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2007-11-18
, 19:54
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#302
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@Chelly
Your port of MM2 works fine with OS2008/N800 ^^ thanks !!!
Your port of MM2 works fine with OS2008/N800 ^^ thanks !!!
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Linux rocks !
And so gnuite,penguinbait,qwerty12,qole,fanoush !
Linux rocks !
And so gnuite,penguinbait,qwerty12,qole,fanoush !
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2007-11-18
, 20:14
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#303
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Originally Posted by gnuite
Maemo Mapper v2.0.5 has just been released.
Those of you with super-accurate GPS receivers may also notice that the latitude and longitude calculations have been made a bit more precise. Previously, latitude/longitude precision had been limited to a 32-bit float instead of a 64-bit long, and some GPS receivers provide higher resolution fixes that can fit into a 32-bit float. This really only affects you if you are zoomed in at zoom level 0 or 1.
Some of the translations have also been updated. Thanks for keeping those translations up to date, guys!
CHANGELOG:
* Increased precision of latitude/longitude calculations.
* Added repository settings for minimum and maximum auto-downloadable zooms.
* Fixed bug that caused Maemo Mapper to draw the mark in the wrong place.
* Updated translation text.
I'm having stability problems with 2.0.5. After a few manual pans, MM croaks with
gdbm fatal: lseek error
This is with the latest 2007OS. 2.0.4 seems to have not had the same problem.
Tim
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2007-11-19
, 00:41
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#304
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Cwiiis View Post
Excellent work Unfortunately, I couldn't install due to missing libgdbm3 - Any idea where to get that?
Just add the following catalogue to your application manager:
Name: repository.maemo.org
Address: http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution: chinook
Components: free non-free
Any Idea? I'll try disabling some sources...
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2007-11-19
, 01:17
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#305
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hmpf, I put the application manager into red-pill mode and installed libgdm3 manually. I after that, it works... did I overlook anything? I assume all of you installed mm for chinook without any problems...
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2007-11-19
, 03:26
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#306
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Originally Posted by DCr33P
yeah, I ended up installing libgdbm3 from the terminal... Not sure why the app manager wouldn't pick it up... Still, cool to finally try it out
hmpf, I put the application manager into red-pill mode and installed libgdm3 manually. I after that, it works... did I overlook anything? I assume all of you installed mm for chinook without any problems...
Will have to go caching or drive somewhere with it. Has anyone built flite for 2008 yet?
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2007-11-19
, 04:44
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#307
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Originally Posted by RipTorn
As I understand it, that cgi script grabs data from google, it's basically a proxy.
I am curious if http://gnuite.com:8080/cgi-bin/gpx.cgi is opensource as well as maemo-mapper?
as in available for download, would be great to be able to host off my own server as I am part of a town wide wireless network and would work great when I am out of range of hotspots... (hot spots in the Northern Territory Australia arn't as common as I would like)
I'm not sure if or how you'd grab all the data.
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2007-11-19
, 05:22
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#308
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red pill mode did the trick to enable installation of libgdm3 requirement to enable the installation of mm 2.0.5 (chinook).
john
john
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2007-11-19
, 06:59
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#309
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Hmm, I keep getting I/O error or timeout when trying to download routes. I'm using the following URLs - both with no luck:
http://gnuite.com:8080/cgi-bin/gpx.c...dr=%s&daddr=%s
http://www.gnuite.com/cgi-bin/gpx.cgi?saddr=%s&daddr=%s
Anyone else have issues with downloading routes?
http://gnuite.com:8080/cgi-bin/gpx.c...dr=%s&daddr=%s
http://www.gnuite.com/cgi-bin/gpx.cgi?saddr=%s&daddr=%s
Anyone else have issues with downloading routes?
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2007-11-19
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#310
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Strange, this must have something...
I am curious if http://gnuite.com:8080/cgi-bin/gpx.cgi is opensource as well as maemo-mapper?
as in available for download, would be great to be able to host off my own server as I am part of a town wide wireless network and would work great when I am out of range of hotspots... (hot spots in the Northern Territory Australia arn't as common as I would like)
Cheers
Rip