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Cool.

OK I feel better, compiled 2020 this morning zoom and fullscreen didn't work. Thought I screwed something up again.

R2022 fixes the buttons for OSD etc.

Gerrit

gerrit, cool... I'll update tomorrow morning.

I updated my layout on my blog and on the wiki to yet another style of layout. this time based on having my 810 to the right of the steering wheel so putting most info to far right of screen.

navit keeps to want me jumping on elevated roads without using ramps, or worse where there is no ramp at all. it's the same to go down the elevated road . this could be a relative minor issue in short route if you're not drunk while driving, but i wonder what it could cause if it happens in a long route in an intersection between higways. is it a well know bug or am i missing something?
it seems to me that often navit (flite) says sinistra (left) instead of destra (right). i've checked the translation's site and translation seems good, does it happens in english too?
would it make sense to put in maemo downloads one svn version from navit's site and one surely n810 optimized compiled from one of the thread's guru? i've started thinking that while driving home with svn version keeping turning off my screen and with navigation beetwen different country not working anymore.
i can't find a way to route to a point by entering the coordinates of point. i would open a feature/request but before i would like to know if i'm missing something. this would be a pratical way to route beetwen two different country, having internet access at starting point (or at home before leaving).

ernia- I found that on the ramp I normally take to work, Navit was directing me *left* directly on the highway instead of *right* onto the ramp. Sounds similar to your problem?

In my area OpenStreetMaps have a lot of errors. In this case, the ramp isn't properly connected to the streets and the overpass is connected (wrongly) to the street under it. I can't tell if Navit has the problem since there are so many errors in the maps for my area.

I haven't seen the option to route by using coordinates.

To all: Is anyone else have similar problems: Next turn icons are missing, announcer toggle is missing, Northing is on by default despite the menu item showing it off. Is my install really messed up? I have uninstalled and reinstalled using downloaded debs to no avail.

Any ideas?

lemmyslender
ramps issue is the same as me, but i do use reiseplaner maps.
my home-work distance is 30 km. i really drive only one ramp. there is a point where navit calculates the route as i could take a city highway but there is no ramp. the ramp is in a road at 1 km and on map the two roads seems to be disconnected.
how do you know if ramp is connected or not, by looking at the map?
aren't vector maps drawn by navit? could the issue be when navit draws the map?

i do have the others issues too but i think they are due to svn versions of navit breaking something. how do you remove a bookmark?

ernia-

I think it may be a Navit problem too. Hard for me to check with so many errors in my area. Thanks for confirming the same issues.

Bookmarks: Look in /home/user/.navit one of the files there should be bookmark.txt open in any editor and edit to your hearts content. You can add (if you know the coordinates in navit format DDDD.ss N/S DDDD.ss E/W), remove, change names, order, etc.

Hi. I'm having trouble with garmin maps. With the first version of navit I was able to use them, but now with this new version I get the following error navit:map_new:invalid type 'garmin' . Is there any way to fix this so I can use garmin maps?.

Thanks in advance

I've been trying all day long to find out how to write in bookmark.txt coordinates in the hex format i've seen for other bookmarks, without trying to put simple DD.dd coordinates in it. it do works!! that means that you can route towards any point of known coordinates, as you can route toward bookmarks. it make me feel less scared from the (at the moment) not so intuitive internal interface. thanks a lot!!
i think that from tomorrow i'll start to collect items to report bugs/feature request in navit's site. navit seems to be very promising and i try to contribute as i can. meanwhile if i need navit for real routing i will use gerritv's 2006 from his blog (or dwould's from his blog).

For anyone that's interested. this evening I figured out how to turn Navit's debug output into something reasonably consumable, with call stack indenting with entry exit trace that shows name of function/file:line number. It's not the most obvious thing, but if you're compiling navit your self and your interested in trying to understand what is going on under the hood a little better:
http://danielwould.wordpress.com/200...-out-of-navit/