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looking
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 Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 2:41 pm Post subject: Problems with CX65 |
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Hello,
I'm trying to use Trekbuddy with CX65 and have the following questions.
1) CX65 does not have a MMC, only internal memory. What path is necessary at "Settings" > "Data Dir"? I tried file:///0/trek but then a java exception occurs.
2) What do I need to set at "Settings" > "Startup Map"?
3) I generated a map file "mg.tar" (see attached file) containing png-files with 120x160 pixels. When I try to "Load map", an error occurs:
[6] null: bw: Invalid header: 'm g _ 1 2 0 0'
Any idea what could be wrong?
In which directory shall I place the tar-file?
Which pixel sizes shall the png-files in the tar-file have?
Thank you very much.
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kruch
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| Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 8:36 pm Post subject: |
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Uncheck Settings->Tweaks->optimistic I/O and restart TB.
From time to time I quicktest tar-ed map with tile 240x320 in S65, runs ok...
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looking
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| Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2007 9:56 am Post subject: |
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| kruch wrote: |
Uncheck Settings->Tweaks->optimistic I/O and restart TB.
From time to time I quicktest tar-ed map with tile 240x320 in S65, runs ok... |
"optimistic I/O" is unchecked, has no effect.
Is my tar map in correct format?
In which directory should the tar-file be saved?
Thanks.
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kruch
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| Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 6:04 pm Post subject: |
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You mg.tar seems corrupted:
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z:\temp>tar -tf mg.tar
mg.set
set/mg_0_0.png
set/mg_0_1120.png
set/mg_0_1280.png
set/mg_0_1440.png
set/mg_0_160.png
set/mg_0_1600.png
set/mg_0_1760.png
set/mg_0_1920.png
set/mg_0_320.png
set/mg_0_480.png
set/mg_0_640.png
set/mg_0_800.png
set/mg_0_960.png
set/mg_1080_0.png
set/mg_1080_1120.png
set/mg_1080_1280.png
set/mg_1080_1440.png
set/mg_1080_160.png
tar: Only read 8242 bytes from archive mg.tar
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
z:\temp> |
To get usable path for DataDir, try Load Map to see filesystem roots available. Eg. on S65, I can see
0:/
1:/
2:/
4:/
and my DataDir is file:///4:/TrekBuddy/ - that is folder TrekBuddy in the memory card root.
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e-macan
Joined: 14 Apr 2007
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:45 pm Post subject: |
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| kruch wrote: |
You mg.tar seems corrupted:
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z:\temp>tar -tf mg.tar
mg.set
set/mg_0_0.png
set/mg_0_1120.png
set/mg_0_1280.png
set/mg_0_1440.png
set/mg_0_160.png
set/mg_0_1600.png
set/mg_0_1760.png
set/mg_0_1920.png
set/mg_0_320.png
set/mg_0_480.png
set/mg_0_640.png
set/mg_0_800.png
set/mg_0_960.png
set/mg_1080_0.png
set/mg_1080_1120.png
set/mg_1080_1280.png
set/mg_1080_1440.png
set/mg_1080_160.png
tar: Only read 8242 bytes from archive mg.tar
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
z:\temp> |
To get usable path for DataDir, try Load Map to see filesystem roots available. Eg. on S65, I can see
0:/
1:/
2:/
4:/
and my DataDir is file:///4:/TrekBuddy/ - that is folder TrekBuddy in the memory card root. |
¡¡Hello, Krunch!!
I have installed the version 0.9.71 and it works correctly.
Also I have managed to use files .tar
Thank you very much!
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