iGO AVICSYNC 9.18.28.696728 - 10.apr.2017

I don't think it has anything to do with the iGO software, but with the phone. Whether it is its hardware, driver or system.
At one time I had about 15 phones at my disposal (but never OnePlus), I tried and tested all editions, I have never had such a situation.

Actually, considering that Avic is written for dedicated devices, it is also possible that there is something in its code that has a conflict with OnePlus devices.

@BIBUOT
Each APK is compiled with its device codes in the service_register_v1, during installation it is generated in the save folder, try replacing it from another iGO program, where everything is fine...

Ok... Thanks !

Done and I will try :boat:

Edit:

Hi
It does not change anything... :damnpc:


There is probably a conflict between OnePlus GPS hradware and Avicsync APK generating random * shut downs


* One travel 6h20 simu Ok, another one breaks after about 2h30 :buu:

sys.txt ?
[gps]
accuracy_workaround=0

Not present in my last SYS but did not solve the issue before even with this line

By default, what is the value if not specified (0 or 1) ?

@BIBUOT
What I wrote about service_register_v1 is related to online services, and your problem is most likely related to the optical stabilization and gyroscope sensor of your OnePlus 5, try adding this entry to sys: :doubt:
[gps]
heading_from_gyro=1

Ok

Thanks+++

Will also try this ;-)

Edit:

no more success...........

I details the issue:

After a random time, aberrant satellites numbers (> 1000 !!!) appear and force close Avicsync


>>> I will try something else by modifying localisation parameters of Android 10

What are your entries in the [gps] sys section?

Hi batiskaf

I returned to settings that were working on all my other smartphones

Spoiler: section

Code:

---

[gps]
accuracy_workaround=0
location_net=0
location_gps=1
background_navigation=1
location_log=0
; location_log_filename="gpslog/LocationManager"

[gps.igo_connector]
position_validity=-1

[modules]
IGPS_DRIVER="ANDROID_NGPS_DRIVER"

---

Now, as said, I'm trying by another way --> modifying position settings in OnePlus Android

For the moment it seems working in simulation without any force close:
- a travel of 7 hours was ok yesterday
- one of 10 hours is actually running ending at 17H50 (France)

I prefer waiting much more before shouting hurrah !!! :angel:


EDIT ---> FORCE CLOSE after 3h20 simulation !!! so I'm stopping the affair :music:

It seems to me that these recordings from older versions of iGO, are they relevant for Avic now? :doubt:

Spoiler: old iGO

[gps.igo_connector]
position_validity=-1

[modules]
IGPS_DRIVER="ANDROID_NGPS_DRIVER"