On Tuesday, 27 August 2019 21:24:36 UTC+2, Tom Norton wrote:
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> Today while traveling I went to use Osmand on my phone and all my maps
> were gone! Just a screen about signing up.
> What happened?!
> We just cycled for 3 months in Europe and had no problem.
Are the map really gone? Try to get
On Tuesday, 27 August 2019 21:44:23 UTC+2, J Albrecht wrote:
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>
> Same thing happened to me last week! Something “ate” my external micro SD
> card and rendered it totally useless on my phone. It's completely
> inaccessible. However, when put into a card reader, I can access the
> contents on
Hi,
Please file an issue for this: https://github.com/osmandapp/Osmand/issues .
This mailing list is for "users helping users".
Harry
Op di 27 aug. 2019 om 17:27 schreef Alain Ruet :
> Hi !
> embankment=yes is different from man_made=embankment
> First one, applied to highways/waterways/etc, im
Hi,
I restore the files folder of my OsmAnd app from my Nextcloud server (I use
my server to automatically sync the app folder to make sure to always have
a backup of my OsmAnd Data). But, cause of some file manipulation, all the
files modified/created timestamp have been change to the actual.
On Wed, Aug 28, 2019 at 06:45:20AM -0700, Mikhail Kasadzhikov wrote:
Hello.
Some weeks ago I caught a weird bug: osmand proposed me to do a left turn
from the bridge to the road under that bridge. That route was like this:
[image: Screenshot_20190828-162926.png]
I've created the OSM bug but it
On Wednesday, 28 August 2019 15:45:20 UTC+2, Mikhail Kasadzhikov wrote:
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> I am a traveler not a mapper and not familiar with tags, properties and so
> on. I don't understand: is this a bug in osmand or in the OSM data?
>
IMHO, the bug was in both, but more in the data then in the apps. In the
Thanks all!
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Seeing this over 1000m may be just a coincidence. I use OsmAnd
to log hikes ranging from 1500m (the lowest elevation you can find
near here) to over 3000m.
Is it possible that there's more thick tree cover when you're in the
mountains? I used to have an older (Garmin) GPS that had a very
difficult
