Denis Chapligin wrote: > Hi Hi! > 2010/7/9 Nils Faerber <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> > > I think I am using a downloaded germany file (lost track of > the source). > > I will try to get a vanilla OSM file and convert it with > latest Navit > > converter tool myself and see if this fixes this. > > There is a better way: http://maps.navit-project.org/download/ It is > > updated nightly and uses recent version of maptool > > I thought to have used that but I cannot say for sure anymore. > But what is sure is that after creating my own Germany bin from OSM data > the hangs are gone! > Excellent! > So it was definitely bad map source. You may use our map extractor (see > url above) for easier map processing.
I took an OSM extract from Geofabrik and used the maptool - pretty straight forward and easy, juts ate some CPU cycles and hdd space. Maybe I'll give the pre-converted maps another try later. > > Actually i slightly modified this configtoo, cause i wanted slightly > > different buttons etc. Anyway, i think i know sources of your > problem - > > it could be, that you forgot to remove old (default) OSD > configuration, > > with zoom buttons near bottom side of the screen. > > I think I have disabled all of such before trying. > > Since you use it too - probably you could simply post your working > configs here? > See attachment. Cool, many thanks! I am using the dpkg /etc/navit/navit.xml now and put the archive you posted into the ~user/.navit/ along with a maps.xml. The areas and sizes work now but strangely the pixmaps for the buttons do not show up (just empty). I double checked the pixmaps paths and they should be correct. Also the button functions do not work (no zoom). Any area I touch brings me to the menu (the default behaviour for undefined screen space I guess). BTW: Is there an easy way to increase the rendering size? On the N900 the resolution is pretty high (IIRC 225 DPI) which makes the rendered display almost unrecognisable from some distance (like in a car). One of the tiled-map display programs (I don't remember - was it Mappero?) has an option to "double pixels" which effectively means to half the resolution and thus increase the size of the display items. This makes the display pretty readable. I would like to put the device up to the windscreen of my car which mean I will effectively about 1m distance to it. Currently I can only guess what is displayed ;) > > (which map ends up in the device > > and which not) and the lack of turn by turn navigation (the > N900 is by > > now the only Nokia smart phone that did *not* get the nav > function) is > > really disappointing - to say the least. > > ORLY??? > Hm? > Did you mean "ONLY?"? > > No, it was "O REALLY???":) It's quite strange behavior for navigation > software :) Ah ;) Well, it is this "Nokia maps" app which can, similar to Google maps on Android, have and have not turn-by-turn navigation enabled or not. A matter of map data licensing I guess. > Yes, I think so. They announced recently that all newer and most older > smartphones can now use Nokia Maps navigation for free. Collegues of > mine have the E71 and E75 and they ave nice navigation with them. I > think this is now available for basically all Symbian S60 3rd and later > (well, my old E61 does also not seem to be supported). > Until 3G roaming prices drop, on-line navigation will be useles, for > any map/software vendor. This is one of the other things I do not like about it - it is perfectly unclear to the user if it is online or offline ;) Obviously the app caches map data on data level (i.e. not just prerendered tiles like Google Maps). So it should be possible to do offline routing with it. On the other hand it almost always requests a data connection - which can be refused and it will only display the cached data. Cheers nils -- kernel concepts GbR Tel: +49-271-771091-12 Sieghuetter Hauptweg 48 D-57072 Siegen Mob: +49-176-21024535 http://www.kernelconcepts.de ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Sprint What will you do first with EVO, the first 4G phone? Visit sprint.com/first -- http://p.sf.net/sfu/sprint-com-first _______________________________________________ Navit-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/navit-users
