ddiscodave | # 101 | 2010-12-31, 05:03 | Report

okay so installed it but it crashes as soon as i launch it. any ideas?

ayazpak | # 102 | 2010-12-31, 05:08 | Report

After installation Columbus Navigation Toolkit it crashes on start-up

peacekeper | # 103 | 2010-12-31, 06:21 | Report

yeap for me is the same once i click on the icon it crashes.

ajack | # 104 | 2010-12-31, 06:25 | Report

@ddiscodave and ayazpak:

go to terminal as root, edit the file:

/etc/ld.so.conf

and add in the following line:

/opt/usr/lib

Save the file, then run:

ldconfig

You should now be able to launch Columbus. If it still doesn't work, reboot your N900 and all should run. Hope this helps...

peacekeper | # 105 | 2010-12-31, 08:02 | Report

didn't works for me its says: "/etc/ld.so.conf permission denied"

ajack | # 106 | 2010-12-31, 09:41 | Report

Like I said, you need to have root access... try typing:

sudo gainroot

the prompt should change from an "$" to a "#". If this fails, you need to run the Application Manager and install a program called "rootsh".

peacekeper | # 107 | 2010-12-31, 10:10 | Report

sorry for bother u ajack, but i have root acces and still the message with the permission denied.

ayazpak | # 108 | 2010-12-31, 10:22 | Report

Root installed but result is permission denied

ajack | # 109 | 2010-12-31, 10:25 | Report

There is a possibility your rootfs is mounted as READ-ONLY, you will need to search for a solution in these forums or via Google. I know how to solve this if it affects your microSD or MyDocs mounted media but am not sure how (if it's even the case here) for the rootfs. Sorry...

ddiscodave | # 110 | 2010-12-31, 12:57 | Report

real bummer...... was looking forward to using it. gonna uninstall now and hope for a stable version later. happy new year