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    Quote Originally Posted by dkcobradk View Post
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    I get the exact same error after I have downloaded Streetpilot Europe with maps and added the two lines with ww..garmin.com & gold.garmin.. to avoid the Authentification failure message.

    What I'm I doing wrong?
    I got the same problem and I delete all the files in the .System folder after that I put my own choice of files (map and 3D)(unlocked) in it and it works...

    And

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    Put a space between the 3 lines (do not use return)

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    Check via iFiles the ownership of these new files


    Still my question remains... where is the POI folder on a iPhone or how to add the poi’s from Cyclops speedcam....

    Thx.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven_B View Post
    I got the same problem and I delete all the files in the .System folder after that I put my own choice of files (map and 3D)(unlocked) in it and it works...

    And

    Code:
    Please Login or Register to see the links
    Put a space between the 3 lines (do not use return)

    And

    Code:
    Please Login or Register to see the links
    Check via iFiles the ownership of these new files


    Still my question remains... where is the POI folder on a iPhone or how to add the poi’s from Cyclops speedcam....

    Thx.

    Definetelly the POI does not work in this application, unless you put them in the .db file yourself
    the above is for .gpi files

    the permissions of the maps should be :

    Group wheel
    Access Permissions
    User Read,write,Exec
    Group Read,exec
    World Read,exec

    The POI data does not work on Iphone Garmin Street Pilot, with the general files working on other devices like Mobile XT Mobile PC, or Garmin Devices.

    The poi database is stored in /Var/mobile/applications/blabla/Library/sdcard/.System/SQlite/

    /resent_searches.db - speaks for itself
    /local_poi.db - this is interesting - i did not figure out the database structure entirely
    /mylocations.db - custom inputs
    /system.db - speedcorrections inside - if you did any during your jurneys


    the coordinates format is !@^@%$^- no info

    the files can be opened and manipulated with SQLite Browser

    If someone with deep knowledge, could make script for convert and import of POI, it would be awesome.

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    i try to open the "mylocations.db" file with sqlitebrowser,find out that the real cordinate(in degree) for (372475068,1449302728 ) is (31.2205,121.47915) 372475068/31.2205=11930464.53 ,11930464.84 this is the FACTOR
    by exporting the favorite chart into *.csv and we can transfer the cordinate to *.gpx manually.(EXCEL is needed,i am not sure whether gpsbarbel can do it or not)
    If someone could make a convertion program, it would be awesome.
    Last edited by yanghai8888; 3rd March 2012 at 02:17 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chehov View Post
    Definetelly the POI does not work in this application, unless you put them in the .db file yourself
    the above is for .gpi files

    the permissions of the maps should be :

    Group wheel
    Access Permissions
    User Read,write,Exec
    Group Read,exec
    World Read,exec

    For the iPhone:

    Ownership:
    Owner: mobile
    Group: mobile

    Access Permissions:
    User: Read, Write, Execute
    Group: Read, Execute
    World: Read, Execute


    Yep, this is correct one... I copy & paste a wrong one :umbrella:

    The poi database is stored in /Var/mobile/applications/blabla/Library/sdcard/.System/SQlite/

    /resent_searches.db - speaks for itself
    /local_poi.db - this is interesting - i did not figure out the database structure entirely
    /mylocations.db - custom inputs
    /system.db - speedcorrections inside - if you did any during your jurneys

    the coordinates format is !@^@%$^- no info

    the files can be opened and manipulated with SQLite Browser

    If someone with deep knowledge, could make script for convert and import of POI, it would be awesome.

    He, Thx chehov for trying to help me
    For the above, is this not for personal poi’s? My question is for the Cyclops speedcams... everyone is speaking about a POI folder?
    But where on a iPhone?

    Thx and regards.

    Quote Originally Posted by Raven_B View Post
    I got the same problem and I delete all the files in the .System folder after that I put my own choice of files (map and 3D)(unlocked) in it and it works...

    And

    Code:
    Please Login or Register to see the links
    Put a space between the 3 lines (do not use return)

    And

    Code:
    Please Login or Register to see the links
    Check via iFiles the ownership of these new files

    Still my question remains... where is the POI folder on a iPhone or how to add the poi’s from Cyclops speedcam....

    Thx.
    My above post about ownership is wrong...

    For the iPhone:

    Ownership:
    Owner: mobile
    Group: mobile

    Access Permissions:
    User: Read, Write, Execute
    Group: Read, Execute
    World: Read, Execute


    Yep, this is correct one... I copy & paste a wrong one :umbrella:

    He, Thx chehov for trying to help me
    The poi database is stored in /Var/mobile/applications/blabla/Library/sdcard/.System/SQlite/
    Your reply, is this not for personal poi’s? My question is for the Cyclops speedcams... everyone is speaking about a special POI folder?

 

 

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