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Comentario en Descargar mapas – New Maps por Marcel Marquardt

Marcel Marquardt — Mon, 20 May 2013 08:00:03 +0000

Hallo Felix,

ich habe des öfteren das “Problem”, dass die Navigationsanweisung (OSX MAP Germany oder Hessen, Garmin GPS 60CSX)beim Routing falsch sind. So zeigt der Pfeil korrekt auf den Weg nach rechts, der Text sagt “bitte in…. LINKS abbiegen”.
Das ist nicht nur bei den aktuellen genannten Karten so, sondern auch schon vorher. Ist das ein Openmap Problem oder ein Garmin Problem?
Viele Grüße
Marcel

Comentario en English Support (members only) por tvg

tvg — Mon, 20 May 2013 07:59:30 +0000

Ok, finally understood.

I’ll try to get into the matter and to begin regular compilations by myself.

Comentario en Descarga Premium del Mapa de Europa por extremecarver

extremecarver — Sun, 19 May 2013 15:16:43 +0000

There is no way to update only what is updated. Everything must be updated – because it’s a full recompilation – Garmin’s .img format doesn’t allow it different (too many indexes completely rewritten, and the full structure not designed for incremental updates. Therefore rsync is no option. You just need to make sure, that the mtbeurope.7z and mtbeurope.exe is of the same date.
Besides Wine, you could just unpack both files (lzma compression), and use Qlankdarte GT instead.

As for Wine, I think the installers should run fine. Installing Mapsource/Basecamp under Wine is more tricky I think… (NSIS is open source, so the installers should be handled correctly by Wine as NSIS anyhow only has few options).

Comentario en Página de opciones para socios por extremecarver

extremecarver — Sun, 19 May 2013 15:13:23 +0000

wenn du create_gmapsupp_with_mkgmap.bat benutzt, dann sollte es funktionieren. Es geht generell nicht, wenn die Karten mit Mapsource/Basecamp/Mapinstall gesendet werden!

Comentario en English Support (members only) por extremecarver

extremecarver — Sun, 19 May 2013 15:07:27 +0000

I answered it already… as only either or is possible, I will stick to latin1. It’s a real bummer that Garmin supports only one charset per map.

Comentario en English Support (members only) por locopsu

locopsu — Sun, 19 May 2013 12:18:45 +0000

Thanks will try that and let you know. I do use OSX.

Comentario en English Support (members only) por tvg

tvg — Sun, 19 May 2013 05:42:23 +0000

Sorry to ask you again, but the question was looking promising to me earlier:

could you do Russia (Ukraine) maps in cyrillics? These maps are hardly useful here in latin script.

Comentario en Página de opciones para socios por Joachim

Joachim — Sat, 18 May 2013 18:08:45 +0000

Das geht nur mit Karten die bei Garmin auf vorbespielter SD-Card gekauft werden.
Bei DVD Versionen oder der mtb/velomap macht es ja keinen Sinn wenn die Karte schon auf dem Rechner installiert ist.

Comentario en Página de opciones para socios por Wolfgang Frick

Wolfgang Frick — Sat, 18 May 2013 15:40:14 +0000

Ich habe festgestellt wenn ich die Transalpinkarte in meinem Garmingerät(Oregon450) installiert habe, wird Sie in Basecamp angezeigt und ich kann mit der Karte arbeiten obwohl sie in Basecamp nicht installiert ist.
Wieso ist das das mit den mtp und velo Karten nicht möglich?
Danke für die Antwort.
mfg
W. Frick

Comentario en Descarga Premium del Mapa de Europa por agrandl

agrandl — Sat, 18 May 2013 14:22:45 +0000

Hello extremecarver,

Much as I admire all the good work you are doing in making available your excellent maps for GPS use, I have had frustrating problems trying to download & install your mbteurope map, mainly because of the inadequacies of Windows, an OS that I detest and use as little as possible.

What I would like to know is if someone has experience of using Wine under Linux to run your installers. If this is possible I would prefer to do it this way since I have spent an annoying afternoon trying three times to download your big files only to discover that Windows refuses to put them on a big-capacity USB stick in the hope that I can re-use the installation under Linux, or that the installer blocks half-way through with the message advising a new download – another hour’s wait.

Wouldn’t it be easier to have a system of updating the *.img files individually by using a system like rsync that just compares the source with the downloaded files and only downloads those that are newer? Surely this would put less strain on your file server instead of having subscribers download 4GB+ files every time they want an update.

I have been using your individual country files up to now that are quicker to download and install, but my upcoming trips are in the Alps & Pyrenees where I have to keep switching maps each time I move across a border. Perhaps a set of mountain region files would be easier to manage rather than separate country ones?

Thanks, anyway, for any suggestions you or other Linux users might have.

agrandl