Thank you very much for the answers.
Isn't it great,
0) its straight forward
1) there is more than one solution
2) there is more than one way to implement a solution
3) the script that works on one Linux device will work for my device too
I love Linux, the community and OpenMoko!
Al
Can I use the GTA01B_v4 as a bluetooth gps receiver? And will it be easy to do.
I was going to wait for the GTA02 in October, but in the meantime I'm about to
buy a gps bluetooth receiver to use with maemo-mapper on my N770.
If I can use the GTA01_v4 as a gps receiver instead, I'd rather buy
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Can I use the GTA01B_v4 as a bluetooth gps receiver? And will it be easy to do.
I was going to wait for the GTA02 in October, but in the meantime I'm about to
buy a gps bluetooth receiver to use with maemo-mapper on my N770.
Yes.
It is easy to do at the moment
Can I use the GTA01B_v4 as a bluetooth gps receiver? And will it be easy
to do.
I was going to wait for the GTA02 in October, but in the meantime I'm
about to buy a gps bluetooth receiver to use with maemo-mapper on my N770.
If I can use the GTA01_v4 as a gps receiver instead, I'd rather
it can be scripted but it would be better (esp for multiplexing the gps) to
write a little serial server app.
here it is demonstrated with scripts (on a gumstix) but this ends up being a
little racey http://www.xmission.com/~bmidgley/embed/index.html#gps
A bluetooth GPS just creates a BT
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