Install Garmin Street Pilot v.2.16 Samsung Galaxy Android 4.1.2 Detailed Instructions&Pics

**catymag** · 8th November 2013, 12:35 AM

Originally Posted by Titanic52

Where is the version please? version 2.26
And please cr # cked,
thanks

Post n 420,
I repeat: it's not yet cr@cked.

**groschi2** · 7th November 2013, 06:34 PM

I have a Galaxy S3. Now the map EU 2014.30 is availible. I just change it. Last week I used Garmin on a Highway and the JCV doesn't work. Perhaps I have the wrong version. Does anyone know wether I have to use the version with normal or the high resolution.

**jackmawatan** · 7th November 2013, 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by groschi2

I have a Galaxy S3. Now the map EU 2014.30 is availible. I just change it. Last week I used Garmin on a Highway and the JCV doesn't work. Perhaps I have the wrong version. Does anyone know wether I have to use the version with normal or the high resolution.

you have to use the JCV file intented for nuvi 40/50 to get your junction view working on Galaxy S3. hope this helps.

**netcrystal** · 8th November 2013, 09:35 AM

Thanks, does it support 4.11 system, and if it support N7100 only? I have Mi2S, can I install it?

**catymag** · 8th November 2013, 11:52 AM

Originally Posted by netcrystal

Thanks, does it support 4.11 system, and if it support N7100 only? I have Mi2S, can I install it?

Try to read starting post.

sent with my phone

**anego** · 8th November 2013, 06:16 PM

any solution for speedcam (poi) voices alerts?

**tboniasty** · 9th November 2013, 04:17 PM

I installed StreetPilot on LG Swift L9 (aka Optimus L9) P760. At begining my phone at every run wanted to select locale. I deleted unnecessary for me languages (left american english and polish) and from that time everything works great :-)

**fr3ak** · 11th November 2013, 07:59 PM

hi. i have installed it on my galaxy (win) grand quattro. its working fine. however while navigating then i close the screen it seems stop speaking or it stops navigating. on sygic its working that way so it saves me the battery while navigating. does anyone tried it?

**Skylinestar** · 14th November 2013, 03:08 PM

I need clarification to to install this garmin streetpilot on huawei y300 because the first post is not very clear.

Can I have the garmin installed in phone memory but gmapsupp.img map located in external sdcard? If you paste your map files (like gmapsupp.img) in external card, what is the specific folder location for it?

Do you still deal with the libgarminos.so & libgmtx.so manually for non-rooted phone? This is mentioned in the 2nd unhidden content of the 1st post. If my phone is rooted, can I do the non-rooted method?

Are these the only steps you do on non-rooted phone :
1. Paste the Garmin folder into your phone with required img files.
2. Paste the apk file in phone memory and launch?
3. I guess that's all?

Reply is greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

**agoattamer** · 15th November 2013, 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by Skylinestar

I need clarification to to install this garmin streetpilot on huawei y300 because the first post is not very clear.

Can I have the garmin installed in phone memory but gmapsupp.img map located in external sdcard? If you paste your map files (like gmapsupp.img) in external card, what is the specific folder location for it?

You tell us. It's your phone. When you go to the external sd card using a file explorer what is the path? /whatever your path is/Garmin/ And the file will be named gmapprom.img and not gmapsupp.img.

Do you still deal with the libgarminos.so & libgmtx.so manually for non-rooted phone? This is mentioned in the 2nd unhidden content of the 1st post. If my phone is rooted, can I do the non-rooted method?

If your phone isn't rooted then you can't manually install these files. If your phone is rooted you can do either method.

However I doubt the libgarminos.so file for the non rooted version will be correct for a map location on the external sd card. You will have to modify the file yourself and inject it into the install apk.

Are these the only steps you do on non-rooted phone :
1. Paste the Garmin folder into your phone with required img files.
2. Paste the apk file in phone memory and launch?
3. I guess that's all?

Reply is greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Haven't installed this way but I would install the app first but don't run. Then copy the files(required maps, voices, jcv, timezone file, custom vehicles) to the location it sets up for you whatever that location may be. If you have experience in modding phones and such this install should be fairly easy. It is not meant for someone who has no experience.