Thread: I Would like assistance with finding Maps for NDrive on an old Archos 5 Internet Tablet

@LukeDavis,

I think you are beating a dead horse here.

NDrive for smartphone is now Karta GPS.

Requires Android
6.0 and up along with many GPS apps now a days.
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But I think you need to get a new smartphone or tablet and use one of the newer update GPS app.

NDrive is over 10 years old...

I have tested this on a number of devices seems anything that isn't running "Modern" android seems to like it, everything else locks up after launch, I have had one Tablet with Android KitKat fail with a Device ID error, probably doesn't like the fact it is a no name mediatek device.

works flawlessly on a Galaxy S2 (Telstra) and I am currently waiting on a new Power supply for my Asus EeePad to try it on there,

i have a Tesco Hudl 1 which I plan to try too as I also believe this is a KitKat device but it's battery has died so I plan to replace it.

at the moment it does seem that your method is successful and has preserved N Drive 11 for future old software adventuring.

Archos hasn't arrived yet so i can't comment on it's status but I will likely work something out myself.

gotta remember that this is just an old experiment with software, my hobby is preserving old apps and programs that have almost been lost to time completely.

whenever I need navigation i rely on Google Maps as a primary device,

whenever I go on vacation I sit in the back with a mess of Random old GPS Devices just to play around with them and see what routes the different devices and software's decide to take.

Purely for fun and in no way do I plan to navigate souly with NDrive