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Display of Map-path in Gui-list
I use paths for the maps as short as possible, so even the first characters of the filename is displayed in Gui.
By trials with navit-apk_0.5.4 I found, that these paths are no more accessible for navit. I succeeded finally with path like
"/storage/0403-0201/Android/data/org.navitproject.navit/files/SW_Paris_Grosseto.bin".
The use of this path is no problem.
Linux USB Driver
I am trying to support Raspberry Pi 3. The linux driver code has the 7100 but not the 7000 listed.
When I try to compile on raspberry - jesse it gives error:
make[1]: *** /lib/modules/4.9.59-v7+/build: No such file or directory. Stop.
The Simcom site says there are both linux and android drivers for the 7000, but I can not find them.
The module works perfectly with Arduino! Thanks.
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At walking speeds and relatively close distances, a GPS error of 3-5m+ can make your position pretty uncertain, which makes bearing calculations wonky and therefore make the pointer arrow on the screen noticeably inaccurate.
We should look into ways to make bearing calculations that are more accurate. Is it possible to use more points to generate an "average" bearing, perhaps?
See discussion