NEWBIE [and THE OTHERS :)] PROBLEMS with NG INSTALATIONS

**osiris4isis** · 31st March 2019, 11:30 PM

"I did read that thread before but it also mentions the speedcam.txt files . I have also looked for the txt file for UK but I could not find it , that's why
when I saw the .spc files to download for uk on here I used them ."

You already seen the icons on map, so .spc works fine. You don't need to mess with *.txt under content/speedcam directory. Furthermore, the *.txt has nothing to do with your audio problem.

"When he says " set in pongo skin that path " , what does he mean ?"

It's very simple, what you specified as an audio file to play for an alert (in sys.txt) must exists under the <install dir>\ui_nextgen\audio directory.
If you're using Pongo skin, you have to set the path so it will know where it is to use it. Irrelevant if you're not using Pongo skin. BTW, default NextGen skin will not give you audio capability for speedcam alert.

**Dink** · 1st April 2019, 12:19 AM

That seems to make more sense now , so am I correct in saying this :

1/ As my speed cameras appear on screen and a visual warning is given , my .spc files are good and speedcam folder is ok.

2/ As I am using the default pongo skin ( iGO NextGen 9.18.27.687519 Jan 26 2017 nextgen by pongo / 2017-01-22 ) all I should need to
do is modify the sys.txt in warnings section and add wav files to <install dir>\ui_nextgen\audio

or

If you're using Pongo skin, you have to set the path so it will know where it is to use it. ( Do I need to modify more than sys.txt to specify this path ? )

I am sorry but this is on a car head unit that is parked 1 mile away in a car park so I have to take notes with me etc to go try the mods.

I have a sys-wd.txt as well as a sys.txt do I modify both the same ?

**osiris4isis** · 1st April 2019, 12:27 AM

If you need to know how to "set the path" for audio warning in Pongo skin, you need to asked it in Pongo discussion thread. You have a better chance of Pongo users answering that question there.

No such thing as "sys-wd.txt", there is only sys.txt

**Dink** · 1st April 2019, 04:06 AM

I have sys-wd.txt that is identical to sys.txt for some reason , its a new head unit running android 8 straight from China with iGo Israel ?
Maybe its the manufacturers backup file for sys.txt ?

I simply wanted to know if my NextGen pongo version was likely to accept \ui_nextgen\audio as the folder for the wav's ,
when the appropriate mods are made to sys.txt , or put another way is the mod to sys.txt the best way to tell the program where the wav files are ?

I see that there is a newer pongo skin version and also that I can choose to go the TTS route or use wav files for the audio of speedcam warnings ,
if for the moment I simply wanted to use the wav files from here and not do the TTS bit would putting the wav files I have work in
<install dir>\ui_nextgen\audio in my version after a sys.txt mod ? as suggested here or is this old info :

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I really want to do one thing at a time so I can learn , my speech on navigation is fine , I want to do speech/audio warning for speedcams .

Thanks for the reply Osiris , I shall read more of the forum .

**spartan** · 12th April 2019, 07:05 PM

Hello,

I attempting to install

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into cell phone running Android 8.0.0

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So far without success yet.

Installation apk file was copied with assistance of 'cx File Explorer' from SD card

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into internal storage and iGo_World apk was installed.

On attempt to run application it has complained about /sdcard/iGo_World missing.

I have created 'iGo_World' directory in SD card [Cx File Manager sees SD card as /storage/193B-BB36/] and copied there 'content/{building,dem,global_cfg,map,poi}' folders with sys.txt of following content

[device]
type="android"

[debug]
skip_eula=1
enable_roadshadow=1
show_oneway=1

[interface]
;resolution_dir="480_272"
show_exit=1

[rawdisplay]
class="portrate"
screen_x=1080
screen_y=2280

[sound]
use_method="1"
os_volume="255"
sound_volume="255"
voice_volume="255"
dynamic_volume_type="0"

[folders]
;sdcardpath="/mnt/ext_sdcard/iGo_World"
;linked_root_list="/storage/emulated/0 /storage/193B-BB26"
android_secondary_root_path="/storage/193B-BB26"
has_secondary_root=1
content="/storage/193B-BB36/iGo_World/content"

If the application started I get following message

iGo World
Missing or incomplete folder:
/mnt/ext_sdcard/iGo_World/license.zip:/mnt/ext_sdcard/iGo_World/license.zip(Is a directory)

The message refer to a directory which supposedly does not exist (I had similar message regarding global_cfg and when I placed it into SD/iGo_World/content the message did not come any more).

I have looked into installation apk file and found there 'license_zip' file. I have copied the file and renamed it as 'license.zip' and placed it into SD/iGo_World directory. It does not resolved the issue, I still get same message.

I made an attempt to copy iGo_World into internal memory 'Main Storage/Android/data/com.nng.igo.primong.igoworld/files' folder with no effect. I also find that iGo_World does not see 'sys.txt' in this folder but does see it in 'SD/iGo_World' folder.

I am not very well versed in Android installation (my previous devices was Navigon 2120 max and iPhones) and currently somewhat confused where software looks for files and where I should place license.zip file.

Any assistance in resolution of the issue will be greatly appreciated.

navigon2010

**Boki** · 12th April 2019, 07:26 PM

You mixed up the concepts
Put complete iGO folder in root of internal memory, with just one map and needed system files. Nothing more.
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mean that you can put the rest of the maps there and accompanying content

Your sys file is from Primo. Delete it, and let app create its own. Then adapt it.

**spartan** · 12th April 2019, 08:37 PM

Hello,

thank you for answer. File manager 'Cx File Manager' I use does not show 'root' of the device.

Do I understand you correctly that 'iGo_World' folder should be put into '/' and not '/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.nng.igo.primong.igoworld' (Cx File Manager - Android/data/com.nng.igo.primong.igoworld)?

Please clarify what directory I should put 'iGo_World' into.

I just watched a video where author uses 'Total commander' file manager which give direct access to file system -- with this file manager I should be able to move folders around at 'where I wish the folder go'.

Put complete iGO folder in root of internal memory, with just one map and needed system files. Nothing more.

Could you clarify what 'needed system files' should be copied? And where the files can be 'copied' from?

After installation of apk file an empty folder 'Android/data/com.nng.igo.primong.igoworld/files' was created -- it is empty. Same folder created in SD card, the folder is empty as well.

Thank you,
navigon2010

Hi Boki_Srb,

Ok, I have followed your advice and with help of 'Total Commander' created a folder '/mnt/sdcard/iGo_World. Then I created inside it following folders 'building,dem,map,poi,global_cfg'. Inside of map folder I placed Basemap_NNG_2012.03_170825.fbl file.

Now I see that after an attempt to run application a number of folder and files was created in '/mnt/sdcard/iGo_World' folder including 'licence'.

Now my issue is that I see a black screen. I have read some posts before, in one of them they recommended to create 'iGo_World/ux' folder and place 'for_S8.zip' file there. I tried but on next run the screen came up completely black.

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How the issue can be resolved?

Thank you,
navigon2010

**Boki** · 12th April 2019, 09:55 PM

No, no, no

That ux is for Primo.

Ok, now you are not guilty. You downloaded package from wrong part of thread. Should use from this:
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Since that topic has problems (some Forum technical), I'll try to find solution, give me some time.