Colleague;
In the first post of this topic I wrote how to install and dlkaczego.
In the second post - colleague Navigator (Thx) attached link - mirror to the whole package.
There is also sys.txt.
Read the first post, clear phone, install and use correctly.
The program works without problems.
At most - you can increase the amount of memory software - it is about the post.
PS.
In a moment I'll put a package containing iGO prepared specially for the NEXUS 7 1920x1200 - which was crafted specifically to conserve memory space.
Last edited by wojpen; 6th March 2016 at 05:56 PM.
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Thanks wojpen.
However, it seems that the problem is not a problem of memory use, seems to be a problem of lack of CPU to move 3D maps in high resolution (maybe due to Marshmallow, to CyanogenMOD...).
As you can see in the images, the max RAM amount used by iGO was around 0.5 GB, far away from the 1 GB of free RAM.
Spoiler: screens
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Last edited by Boki; 6th March 2016 at 08:13 PM. Reason: spoilers, spoilers...
Installation per the instructions was flawlesson MarshMallow using CM13 (and supposedly other MM AOSP based ROMS) on both Samsung Galaxy S3 (1280x720) and LG GTab 8.3 (1920 x 1200).
One interesting finding: there were no write-access issues when the external SD card was formatted in NTFS and defined as portable storage in MM, thus no need for a secondary root on the internal storage. This may be due to the enhanced security capabilities of NTFS.
On Android MM, the Galaxy S3 ran a 2100km trip run in simulation mode without crash using only 80MB of RAM with TMC on, which is great since the S3 has only 1GB of memory (no specific cache, max_memory or reserve_memory settings in sys.txt). My official iGo version (about 2 years old), run on KitKat would have crashed at least 5 times and consumed 4x the memory... Maybe time for an upgrade...
Ewald.
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