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I do not understand that. All other Apps (TT Go, Sygic) work. Android is Android, both work on both Nexus 7 (Qualcomm) and ASUS ZenPad (Intel). Can someone explain that better?
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Simple.
Originally Posted by mollex
Streetpilot was extracted from an Asus Padfone, a Qualcomm device. The app was specifically designed for that device, so Garmin never saw the need to add support for other processors when they wrote the app. As a result, Streetpilot does not work on Exynos, MediaTek, and Intel processors. TomTom, Go, and Sygic all have the required code to support multiple processors, unlike Streetpilot, which is why they work and Streetpilot doesn't.
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some how, it works for my note 2 N7105, Exynos processor running DN4 4.4.4, path: /storage/exSdCard/Garmin Originally Posted by Strephon Alkhalikoi
i overwrote my previous version.
but it looks slow (just installed)
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