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12:39 < GNUtoo> hi, I've the following setup
12:39 < GNUtoo> I've gpsd on a phone(the new GTA04 phone), and I ssh to it like that:
12:40 < GNUtoo> ssh root@192.168.43.79 -L 2947:localhost:2947
12:40 < GNUtoo> so gpsd is forwarderd locally
12:40 < GNUtoo> gpsd is off on the laptop
12:40 < GNUtoo> if I run gpspipe -w on the laptop I've my coordinates
12:41 < GNUtoo> I copy lat and lon and put them on openstreetmap and I find my location
12:41 < GNUtoo> but if I run navit with the following config:
12:41 < GNUtoo> 		<vehicle name="Local GPS" profilename="car" enabled="yes" active="1" source="gpsd://127.0.0.1" gpsd_query="w+xj">
12:41 < GNUtoo> it finds lon=0 and lat=0 as location
12:41 < GNUtoo> tough I've clearly a fix on gpspipe -w
12:43 < GNUtoo> navit -v => navit 0.5.0 unknown- on the laptop
12:43 < GNUtoo> it's strange....
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13:01 <@cp15> GNUtoo, do you get any debug messages?
13:03 < GNUtoo> a friend told me to add that:
13:04 < GNUtoo> <debug name="vehicle_gpsd" level="9" />
13:04 < GNUtoo> I'll re-add it
13:04 <@cp15> Yep, right... What output do you get?
13:04 < GNUtoo> but sometimes I had stuff like that:
13:05 < GNUtoo> I get that: http://pastie.org/private/wnl01f2tanjsj5uuk63cga
13:05 < GNUtoo> with the debug
13:08 <@cp15> Ok, I will take a look
13:08 <@cp15> The 0x8800 looks strange, only two bits set
13:08 <@cp15> Have you compiled navit by yourself?
13:09 < GNUtoo> on laptop, no
13:09 < GNUtoo> I used the one of my distro(trisquel, derivated from ubuntu)
13:10 < GNUtoo> the version I have is based on Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot)
13:10 <@cp15> Most likely the libgps of them isn't compatible
13:11 < GNUtoo> http://pastie.org/private/zz1espmgrxwvfp0x2opfnq
13:11 < GNUtoo> ah right
13:11 < GNUtoo> on target I've gpsd 3.7
13:12 < GNUtoo> and on the laptop it's Version: 2.95-13.1
13:12 < GNUtoo> navit on target works flawlessly
13:13 <@cp15> How did you get it running at all? Didn't it complain about a missing libgps?
13:14 < GNUtoo> hmmm what do you mean?
13:14 < GNUtoo> I've local libgps and gpsd (/etc/init.d/gpsd stop) on laptop
13:14 < GNUtoo> ahh maybe I should do that:
13:14 < GNUtoo> gpsd from target-> gpsd from laptop -> navit?
13:15 <@cp15> No, I doubt that will help
13:15 < GNUtoo> ok
13:15 < GNUtoo> I updated gpsd to 3.5 to 3.7 on the phone some days ago
13:15 < GNUtoo> maybe that's what broke it
13:16 <@cp15> The 0x8800 means: VDOP_SET and HERR_SET
13:16 < GNUtoo> ah?
13:16 < GNUtoo> let me look what DOP is
13:16 <@cp15> But it should contain 0x8 for LATLON_SET also
13:16 <@cp15> Dillution of Precision
13:16 < GNUtoo> ok
13:17 < GNUtoo> ah that thing
13:17 < GNUtoo> when you get low values it's better
13:17 < GNUtoo> for mapping for instance
13:17 <@cp15> At least the flags mean that there are no coordinates in the data
13:17 < GNUtoo> ok
13:18 < GNUtoo> still gpspipe -w gives the right coordinates
13:18 <@cp15> Most likely the vehicle_gpsd driver was created with an include file incompatible to the actual libgps you are using, leading to wrong flags
13:18 < GNUtoo> ok
13:18 <@cp15> Are you skilled enough to compile navit by yourself?
13:18 < GNUtoo> yes
13:19 < GNUtoo> I don't like to compile stuff for my laptop but I can try
13:19 < GNUtoo> I usually compile stuff for phones and such
13:20 <@cp15> Here you find instructions: http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/CMake
13:21 < GNUtoo> cmake lol ouch, i hope that's cross compile friendly....
13:21 <@cp15> Why cross compile? I thought navit is running on your notebook?
13:21 < GNUtoo> I run on both
13:21 < GNUtoo> I've it on my phone too
13:21 <@cp15> And it doesn't work there also?
13:21 < GNUtoo> it works there
13:22 < GNUtoo> let me look
13:22 <@cp15> Would be interesting if you could enable debug there also to see the difference
13:23 <@cp15> BTW: The ssh forward is unneccessary: You can use gpsd://192.168.43.79 directly
13:24 < GNUtoo> yes
13:24 < GNUtoo> I need to export it tough
13:24 < GNUtoo> I prefer ssh
13:24 < GNUtoo> so it's not exported on the 3g etc...
13:26 <@cp15> Ah, ok
13:26 <@cp15> I will be afk now, but I will read the backlog
13:26 < GNUtoo> yes it works on the phone
13:26 < GNUtoo> ok
13:27 < GNUtoo> btw before you will be away from keyboard
13:27 < GNUtoo> navit is very configurable right?
13:27 < GNUtoo> can you overlay gpx traces on it?
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13:48 < sdev> I have got a strange problem: Navit worked untill I configured the GPS receiver, so when the gps-port was not configured Navit worked.
13:48 < sdev> the log file: navit:navit_init:FATAL: No mapset available. Please add a (valid) mapset to your configuration.
13:49 < sdev> I tried this card/maps//benelux.bin with 2 slashes, 2 backslaches but nothing worked.
13:52 < sdev> how could configuring the gps port let the program crash and why does it say it has no mapset?????????????
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14:01 < sdev> I have a WinCE 5.0 on cartrek 600...      Navit starts but immediately crashes, because I configured the gps device.
14:01 < sdev> gotto leave I will check the logs if anyone has an idea tell it.
14:01 < GNUtoo> sdev, hi
14:02 < GNUtoo> too bad I just returned from lunch
14:02 < sdev> ok I will be here o bit
14:02 < GNUtoo> card/maps//benelux.bin doesn't seem valid
14:02 < GNUtoo> I don't know wince tough
14:02 < GNUtoo> let me look
14:02 < GNUtoo> http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Navit_on_WinCE/Windows_Mobile
14:02 < sdev> that's what the wiki said, that on new version you need 2 slashes, but with 1 slash it sais the same.
14:03 < GNUtoo> but windows uses backslash....
14:03 < sdev> and the mapset configuration worked yesterday.
14:03 < sdev> I just changed the gps port...
14:03 < GNUtoo> + you should add a backslash becore card
14:04 < GNUtoo> ah?
14:04 < GNUtoo> then re-put it back like it was
14:04 < GNUtoo> ?
14:04 < GNUtoo> and retry
14:04 < sdev> I did undo the changes, but it doesn't seam to help
14:05 < GNUtoo> and did you disable the mapset
14:05 < GNUtoo> for instance on my GNU/Linux laptop I had to disable mapsets to get the maps working
14:05 < sdev> it's strange because the gps device should be right according to the log,        enabled=true...
14:05 < sdev> I have only one mapsed enabled
14:07 < GNUtoo> mapset is here in the wiki:
14:07 < GNUtoo> <mapset enabled="no">
14:07 < GNUtoo>    <xi:include href="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/*.xml"/>
14:08 < sdev> disabling it doesn't help.
14:08 < sdev> lets see the log...
14:08 < sdev> same problem whether is enabled or not...
14:09 < sdev> re-enable it and...
14:10 < sdev> nope doesn't help...
14:10 < sdev>                 <mapset enabled="yes">                         <map type="binfile" enabled="yes" data="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/benelux.bin"/>                         <map type="binfile" enabled="yes" data="$NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/st.petersburg.bin"/>                 </mapset>
14:11 < GNUtoo> you must disable the xml stuff
14:11 < GNUtoo> and enable the .bin stuff
14:11 < sdev> ?????
14:12 < sdev> I am now enableing the log forr the gps
14:14 < GNUtoo> enable the mapset with yes if you have binfiles types under it
14:14 < GNUtoo> and disable it if you have xml type files under it
14:14 < GNUtoo> under it means the next line
14:15 < sdev> I have only one enabled mapset with binfiles...
14:16 < sdev> the strange thing is that it worked yesterday, I just changed the gps receiver (because it was an example gps device) and it stopped working.
14:17 < sdev> the gps device returned 1, that loooks like "true" or something that's working...
14:17 < sdev> I don't really understand this bug
14:17 < GNUtoo> neither do I, I don't have windows or any windows devices....
14:18 < GNUtoo> but I know a bit navit
14:18 < sdev> that's why you use an opensource program
14:19 < sdev> this is a device similar to tomtom. and like tomtom it uses wince
14:20 < sdev> to edit the xml I have to put the sd-card into my pc and then put it into the cartrek wince thing.
14:20 < GNUtoo> tomtom uses wince?
14:20 < GNUtoo> I tough tomtom used GNU/Linux?
14:20 < GNUtoo> http://wiki.navit-project.org/index.php/Navit_on_TomTom
14:21 < sdev> yeah, some people managed to get tomtom on a cartrek...
14:21 < sdev> but this wince worked yesterday, and this one is already compiled...
14:23 < sdev> disabling the <vehicle source="..."> doesn't help
14:24 < sdev> i see there are tomtom's that use linux.
14:25 < GNUtoo> yes there are
14:27 < sdev> hmm.. maybe there is something wrong with $NAVIT_SHAREDIR?  in $NAVIT_SHAREDIR/maps/...
14:28 < sdev> I mean it's just a variable and not an exact value...
14:29 < sdev> your link sais tomtom-linux... so that wont work...
14:31 < sdev> here is my log file (it keeps saying this): Navit log started navit:file_wordexp_new:wordexp('\SDMMC\MobileNavigator\data/bookmark.txt') returned 1 map_textfile:map_rect_new_textfile:error opening textfile \SDMMC\MobileNavigator\data/bookmark.txt: unknown binding_win32:win32_main_navit:enterbinding_win32:win32_main_navit:enter2navit:file_wordexp_new:wordexp('track_%Y%m%d-%%i.gpx') returned 1 graphics_win32:create_memory_dc:resize memDC to
14:31 < sdev> ..........    graphics_win32:create_memory_dc:resize memDC to: 320 240  graphics_win32:WndProc:resize gfx to: 320 240  navit:navit_init:FATAL: No mapset available. Please add a (valid) mapset to your configuration.
14:32 < sdev> I am now starting up onlive to game, so I'm (temp) gone...
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14:46 < sdev> I see here's nothing new so I will continue splintercell conviction.
14:55 < GNUtoo> sdev, possible, I don't know your setup
14:55 < GNUtoo> only thatthe paths are \ for you
14:55 < GNUtoo> not /
14:59 < sdev> ok, gonna continue my game
15:26 < GNUtoo> how can I prevent navit from downloading the map?
15:26 < GNUtoo> during its build
15:31 < GNUtoo> sigh because it keeps using the 3g for downloading again and again that map
15:31 < GNUtoo> I already have maps....
15:35 < sdev> set your phone in airplane mode???
15:35 < sdev> bye
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21:45 < GNUtoo|laptop> hi, what could be the cause of:
21:45 < GNUtoo|laptop> navit:plugin_load:can't load '/usr/local/lib64/navit/vehicle/libvehicle_gpsd.so', Error '/usr/local/lib64/navit/vehicle/libvehicle_gpsd.so: undefined symbol: gps_data'
21:46 < GNUtoo|laptop> did it took my /usr/lib* gpsd lib instead of the /usr/local/lib/
21:59 < PiotrCurious> check for duplicate versions in /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib
21:59 < PiotrCurious> and/or if gpsd is up to date - which distro u use?
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22:10 < GNUtoo|laptop> ok
22:10 < GNUtoo|laptop> I'll remove gpsd from /usr/lib*
22:10 < GNUtoo|laptop> I also think gpsd got installed in /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/local/lib64
22:11 < GNUtoo|laptop> also how to prevent the download of the .osm map in navit build system?
22:24 < GNUtoo|laptop> ok the package was splitted in libgps* and gpsd*
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22:52 < bzed> GNUtoo|laptop: that sound sstrange, the libgps with gps_data has proper soname versioning, so ti should never load the old one, unless you managed to link the wrong static one, but then the compiler should wine
22:53 < GNUtoo|laptop> ok
22:53 < GNUtoo|laptop> now I've a segfault
22:53 < bzed> GNUtoo|laptop: you probably want to stick to the gpsd library your distribution ships and then build navit against that
22:53 < bzed> that should avoid such issues
22:54 < GNUtoo|laptop> the problem is more complex
22:54 < GNUtoo|laptop> I wanted to use my phone's GPS
22:54 < GNUtoo|laptop> http://pastie.org/private/btxwrsktlgedyvckwza
22:54 < GNUtoo|laptop> on my laptop
22:55 < GNUtoo|laptop> so I did that:
22:55 < GNUtoo|laptop> ssh root@192.168.43.79 -L 2947:127.0.0.1:2947
22:55 < GNUtoo|laptop> and launched navit
22:55 < GNUtoo|laptop> but navit didn't find the position
22:55 < GNUtoo|laptop> gpspipe -w did show the position on the phone and on the laptop
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> and on the phone navit found the position
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> the phone has gpsd 3.7
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> so I tought about compiling the same versions for the laptop
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> which I just did
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> but I got the segfault
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> other solution would be to forward the serial port
22:56 < GNUtoo|laptop> and make gpsd use that?
22:59 < bzed> GNUtoo|laptop: first thing I would try is to use gpsfake and the regression test sources to start a gpsd with some fake data on your computer - and then go and debug why navit crashes. my guess is that you need to rebuild navit against your new gpsd on your laptop, although I'm wondering whats goes wrong there
23:00 < GNUtoo|laptop> I've removed old gpsd etc...
23:00 < GNUtoo|laptop> and rebuilt navit + gpsd
23:00 < GNUtoo|laptop> but navit isn't last version
23:00 < GNUtoo|laptop> it's just the same version than on the phone
23:00 < GNUtoo|laptop> revision 5159
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