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2010-05-06
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@ Russia, Kaliningrad
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#332
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being bored yesterday, i tried the most recent packages at that address.
it still crashes now and then (not necessarily only when not started from cli) -- but not everytime and not that fast (if), as it used to do.
i took care of using the navit.xml included with that package, to make sure no incompatibilities will cause troubles.
so, with that packages, it's a great step forward -- and there's a dbg package available helping to get useful stacktraces when navit crashes.
what's actually more interesting: who and how did he/she create those packages?
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2010-05-06
, 10:40
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#333
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About this crash, main problem: navit does not crashes when started with debugger.
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2010-05-07
, 09:44
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@ Hungary
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#334
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2010-05-07
, 19:13
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Joined on May 2010
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#335
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2010-05-09
, 16:16
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#336
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2010-05-09
, 16:21
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Joined on Mar 2010
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#337
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Is there some where an explanation about create the navit package (on N900 or on Win XP). Then i can do it.
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2010-05-09
, 16:26
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#338
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yet another reason to build myself: the current qt-related packages (qt drawing area and qml ui) depend already on qt4.7!
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2010-05-09
, 16:29
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#339
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How did you install them without qt4.7? Just forced depends and they worked or what?
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2010-05-09
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#340
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navigation, navit, nokia n900, openstreetmap |
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it still crashes now and then (not necessarily only when not started from cli) -- but not everytime and not that fast (if), as it used to do.
i took care of using the navit.xml included with that package, to make sure no incompatibilities will cause troubles.
so, with that packages, it's a great step forward -- and there's a dbg package available helping to get useful stacktraces when navit crashes.
what's actually more interesting: who and how did he/she create those packages?