i have to confess that, despite of reading your postings, i still fail to understand what exactly you are doing -- and moreover, i got the distinct impression, that a lot of your questions is caused by not doing rtfm (archives, wiki, ...)
> With the image from today in testing I get a fix and it seems to work. > But with tangogps I then indeed get the message 'no gps found'. > > I have looked if gpsd is running but none of gpsd or fso-gpsd is running. > Starting it with 'gpsd /dev/ttySAC1' works for me. that for one is a fine example for what i was saying above. someone already explained to you, that using gpsd in fso is not recommended! accessing the gps device while fso manages it and thus bypassing frameworkd is a big DON'T -- explained already several times in the lists. for running gpsd based apps with fso you have to use fso-gpsd -- fso-gpsd emulates the gpsd interface while working with fso. remove gpsd, install/enable fso-gpsd (check the /etc/rc?.d/ folders) and you are good. ps: please be more specific if ask -- i for one do not know what kind of image "fso (more homework)" is exactly, how it is preconfigured and what it contains. make it people easy to help you! _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
