Originally Posted by coldstream (Post 92932)

Gnuite,
I am experiencing issues with the GPS/MM. It seems after initially using MM w/ my GPS, the next time I use it, MM will start tracking for about 5 seconds and then stall. I can restart the GPS tracking and it will repeat the same problem. To resolve the issue, I have to reboot the device and its good to go again.

Originally Posted by jrreid (Post 92944)

Open Street Map only renders tiles to an equivalent of zoom=4 (which is also used for zoom=3), which on OSM's tile server is a zoom level 17 tile. However maemo-mapper's zoom=2 requests tiles from the /19/ zoom level which doesn't exist, and zoom=0 requests from the /21/ zoom level. Is there any way that a maximum level option could be set per repository, to prevent someone from requesting a range of zooms for an large area and hammering the OSM tile server with literally tens of thousands of invalid requests? This may not be too big an issue with larger map providers such as google (although they do limit on a per-client basis after a certain point as I understand it), we have only a finite amount of server resources and are trying to get the word out to the authors of the various tools that may be the source of some bad requests.

Originally Posted by 9a6or (Post 92972)

Gnuite, this might explain why MM gives failure messages when trying to download/process low zoom levels (I've reported this earlier here). It happens with Google Maps though in my case.

Originally Posted by Cwiiis (Post 93060)

So, now you have a free N810 heading your way, Gnuite, will we see an IT2008 port soon? :) I'm certainly looking forward to one!

Originally Posted by francisco_barahona (Post 93077)

I managed to install MM 2.0. When I try to load it, it says "the current repository is in a legacy format ..." and it does not load.
I tried to delete every map I had, but it seems that something is left.
How can I clean the repository? Where should I look?
Thanks

Originally Posted by Mara (Post 93083)

Just tried this in a short road trip. It worked fine and map rotation is working great! I didn't think I wanted to use the map rotation function, but now when I tried it I have to say I like that feature.

I noticed one anomaly: Normally when you stop for long (few minutes?) time, the software detects this and turns off the display (when full screen) automatically. This time when I parked the car for about an hour, the display was still lit when I came back to car.