On 27.02.2012 19:27, Frank wrote:
Am 27.02.2012 17:21, schrieb Guilhem Bonnefille:
Hi,
..
Do you know what operating system was used by Frank Jaeger?
Hallo Guilhem,
it's a QTmoko v38.
I startet with v35 and navit in QX-mode.
Now navit can be installed very confortable "as App" from
http://qtmoko.sourceforge.net/apps/category-gps.html
using the browser.
But navit didn't get the actual gps-position.
Also after upgrading to v37 and v39 and several attempts to configure
the gpsd-"vehicle" in
/home/root/.navit/navit.xml [1]
Finally I formatted my uSD-Card and unpacked a fresh QTmoko v38.
But this didn't help me, too.
Last weekend I started a new attemp and get navit to work!
I was so happy that i postet ist on Despora.de and FB.
I don't really know, what the reason was.
I think it was a missing device in the gpsd-configuration.
Other GPS-Apps worked well - but not navit.
Maybe they use the gps-device without gpsd?
I had to run
$ dpkg-reconfigure gpsd
and set device to "/dev/ttySAV1"
Is gpsd for gta02 shipped with empty device-entry in .conf?
[1] https://github.com/radekp/qtmoko/issues/23
Most statements on the blog are totaly wrong! I use my neo with navit
since I have purchased my neo last autumn! You have to set the correct
device for gpsd once. Then You have to install festival-lite with apt
and by configuring navit-config file in home dir of user. that is it! So
speech output is working, ok english, so You have to set up the
environment variable correct. I did not, because is not so importent for
me. Then navit is usable by using the "QX-way". Radek's new QX-less
version, I have not tested until now. But seems to make it a little bit
easier. So install festival, configure navit correct and it will work....
--
Regaards
Sebastian Reinhardt
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