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[mkgmap-dev] Norway not buildable with the no-trim option

From Felix Hartmann extremecarver at gmail.com on Tue Jan 8 11:25:39 GMT 2013

On 08.01.2013 10:45, GerdP wrote:
> toc-rox wrote
>> I have tested the norway map in both of my devices (Montana, Dakota) and
>> couldn't find any problem.
>>
>> Regards Klaus
> Thanks for testing. The problem is that - afaik - we did never exactly find
> out what the reason for the crash
> was, we just know that it is likely to occur in almost empty areas.
> So, the absence of a crash with your data doesn't mean the problem is solved
> :-(
> It may also be related to gps firmware.
>
> @Felix: Are you able to reproduce the problem reported in this thread?
> http://gis.19327.n5.nabble.com/Serious-Bug-Mkgmap-creating-map-that-puts-news-GPS-confirmed-etrex-30-Oregon-550-into-bootloop-tp5508055.html
with new splitter, no problems with the bay of biscay anymore. But I 
don't really understand what that bug has to do with "not enough room in 
osm file" problem - which is a problem about too few interaction between 
mkgmap and splitter.... (integrated fallback by mkgmap calling splitter 
and splitting the file into two parts would be best IMHO).
>
> Please try also the removeShortArcs_v2.patch. This reduces the amount of
> data needed to store the coast line information in the *.img file by ~ 25%,
> so it reduces the likelyhood for the "There is not enough room in a single
> garmin map for all the input data" message. I hope that WanMils work on the
> new mp_cut branch will provide a much better solution for this.
>
> Gerd
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