On 2013/04/15 16:24, Dan Marotta wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> Perhaps you can relocate XCSoar to be installed on the SD card.
No, his question was about XCSoarData, not the app itself.
> >I am running xcsoar off a Motorola RAZR, the app is installing and
> >running fine however the data is saving to
Hi James,
Perhaps you can relocate XCSoar to be installed on the SD card. I think
that requires that the device be rooted. Don't know if you can do that
with your device (warranty problems?) but I did it with my Dell Streak.
I helped a friend with his new Samsung tablet and we had the same
Hi,
I seen to be having an issue which none of the previous help topics seem to
cover.
I am running xcsoar off a Motorola RAZR, the app is installing and running
fine however the data is saving to the phone vice the SDcard.as I am
rapidly running out of space on my phone I want xcsoar to browse t
Hi,
I am pretty impressed with the Nook's performance running XCSoar. Having
received sample e-ink displays for some other project, I made some tests
myself, where the display for sure provided excellent readability in all
conditions except night, and the resolution and detail was very good. A
Thanks Dan - I really appreciate the full review. My *Garmin GPS 76CSX* has
the same type of reflective screen as *Streak 5* and I have used it for
several years with great success. Hopefully this sort of reflective screen
will become available on mobile devices of all types in the future. For
n
Sorry for not being more specific. The order from best to worst is:
Dell Streak 5, Samsung Galaxy, Mio. Note that this comparison is only
for daylight visibility. All three work equally well for displaying
maps and data and performing the computations. The two Android devices
are easier to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7ZwZppiIr8
Nook vs. Streak
Mirasol has 4.3" demo...
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I've also looked at all three of those and imho, hands down the Streak is
best
Although the Dell Streak is no longer being manufactured, they are still
available brand new on EBay at a reasonable price.
For example:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Streak-5-16GB-Blk-AT-T-Tablet-Factory-Sealed-w-
DAN - You said there is no comparison among the Mio, the Galaxy, and the
Streak 5, but did not say which is best. So which is the winner, and in
what order do the two others fall? Thanks in advance for your thoughts on
this.
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>The screen is, however, fragile glass and, if you drop it, you'll be buying
another. Ask me how I know...
As the Streak is discontinued, Otterbox Defender cases are quite cheap in
many places now. The Defender case does not make the Streak smal
I've used the Mio, the Galaxy, and the Streak 5. There is no
comparison when it comes to a readable screen in direct sunlight. The
screen is, however, fragile glass and, if you drop it, you'll be buying
another. Ask me how I know...
Dan
On 8/29/2012 8:36 PM, Luke Szczepaniak wrote:
It see
It seems that most of us have decided to buy a used Dell Streak 5 on ebay,
kjiji etc. The streak has one of the best displays available - I should be
getting a Samsung Galaxy S3 in the next few days and will take some
comparison shots.
Cheers,
Luke
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 7:26 PM, beensoaring wr
First post.I apologize for my inexperience.
Now that Dell no longer manufactures the 5" Streak, what current production
Android media device is best to run XCSoar? Screen size should be 5" or
less.
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Hi,
I have uploaded an update for beta1 that fixes the SkyLines live
tracking problems. Up to beta1, live tracking stopped after a few
minutes of flight (technically: it stopped when your phone got a new
IP address).
The new version will appear in Google Play soon:
https://play.google.com/store
Hi Hannu,
I wasn't aware that clip altitude is not existing on Android. It might
be due to the visibility setting that you have. If you set it to "All
On" for example the irrelevant fields are hidden.
About the transparency:
On Windows Mobile drawing transparency is rather expensive and an
easier
Hello
I have (finally somebody might say) bought a Dell Streak and really love
the xcsoar on it. Actually it just arrived yesterday...
There is a minor problem which may be a bug (which I'll report if it is)
or something I just don't know.
Is there some reason, why there isn't airspace fill
On 2011/06/29 17:22, Achim Holzmann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> i use the Samsung Galaxy S2 with Android 2.3.3. The XCsoar v. 6.1.2 have
> problems to display the map correctly. I attached an image of the
> problem. How can i fix this issue?
>
> http://ace-gliders.de/IMG_0001.jpg
Double post. I repli
Hi all,
i use the Samsung Galaxy S2 with Android 2.3.3. The XCsoar v. 6.1.2 have
problems to display the map correctly. I attached an image of the
problem. How can i fix this issue?
http://ace-gliders.de/IMG_0001.jpg
cu
Achim
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On 2011/06/29 15:39, Achim Holzmann wrote:
> i use the Samsung Galaxy S2 with Android 2.3.3. The XCsoar v. 6.1.2
> have problems to display the map correctly. I attached an image of
> the problem. How can i fix this issue?
Known bug:
http://www.xcsoar.org/trac/ticket/1228
http://www.xcsoar.org
Hi Gernot
please open a ticket for this bug (http://xcsoar.org/trac/newticket) and
include the number of the XCSoar version you are using and the device type.
Turbo
Am 02.05.2011 11:36, schrieb gernot kerschbaumer:
> hello,
>
> when changing system settings in "11 Interfaces", item "Auto Blan
hello,
when changing system settings in "11 Interfaces", item "Auto Blank"
(this is default to OFF) to ON, this is not saved.
when you set it to ON and then click the "select" and then "close"
button, the message box "Changes to configuration saved" does not
appear.
as a result, the display is co
On 2011/04/18 14:38, thomorph wrote:
> Will be nice to connect the android device with condor using usb and not
> bluetotooth.
You can do that, if you have the Android SDK. You can forward the
NMEA TCP port to your Windows box.
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On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 4:07 AM, Max Kellermann wrote:
> the new Android build allows you to configure the device "TCP port
> 4353", which listens for incoming TCP connections. Once a connection
> has been established, XCSoar reads NMEA data.
That's great stuff. Just wanted to let you know that
Sathurday I test the last alpha version on android.
No problem for me, and ok with condor too.
Will be nice to connect the android device with condor using usb and not
bluetotooth.
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Nice,
I just make 20min on condor with the 6.1 version (bluetooth network).
The time bug UTC+2h is ok.
And nice having the landscape mode with the vario.
No problem at the moment, juste i made a pause in condor and the personal
"infobox" go to default and not keeping my preférance need to be test
On 2011/04/15 11:06, thomorph wrote:
> **I have the lastest stable build for android, I'm interested for the TCP
> tools; is it possible to have the stable and the alpha on the same phone
> whithout problems?
Yes. You can switch between the two versions at any time.
> ** If not, is there any bi
Hello.
2questions!
**I have the lastest stable build for android, I'm interested for the TCP
tools; is it possible to have the stable and the alpha on the same phone
whithout problems?
** If not, is there any big problem with the alplha which could be bald for
flying with it a the moment?
Great jo
Great work on adding IP as a GPS Source.
According to IANA (http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers):
nmea-0183 10110/tcp NMEA-0183 Navigational Data
nmea-0183 10110/udp NMEA-0183 Navigational Data
Did some searching, couldnt find many examples of where 10110 has actually
been
On 2011/04/13 11:39, Olaf Hartmann wrote:
> Is there a reason for port 4353? It looks like there is a standard
> Port for NMEA data: nmea-0183 Port 10110/tcp
No, it was an arbitrary choice for no special reason. Didn't know of
10110. Is 10110 defined as "NMEA provider" or "NMEA recipient"?
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> the new Android build allows you to configure the device "TCP port
> 4353", which listens for incoming TCP connections. Once a connection
> has been established, XCSoar reads NMEA data.
Great!
Is there a reason for port 4353? It looks like there is a standard
Port
Hi,
the new Android build allows you to configure the device "TCP port
4353", which listens for incoming TCP connections. Once a connection
has been established, XCSoar reads NMEA data.
This can be used to attach XCSoar to a flight simulator running on
your PC (e.g. Condor) via WiFi or USB. We
That is great.
It's quite surprising that it hasn't been done before, but finally it
comes :-).
It shouldn't be too difficult to implement the connection to IOIO UART
in XCsoar, right?
Maybe we should order some test IOIO's for the developers... :-)
Tibor
On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 20:26, martin.k
Did the 6.1 alpha upgrade and no longer have baro alt. from the Nano. Any
ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
From: Max Kellermann
To: xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Saturday, April 9, 2011 3:09 PM
Subject: [Xcsoar-user] Android releases 6.0.9b and 6.1_alpha1b
Hi,
a critical bug in our
Hi,
a critical bug in our Android port was found today. A softwre crash
can be caused by the new sound code (new in 6.0.9). I have uploaded
two new bugfix releases for Android users to the Market. Please
upgrade before the next flight. Sorry for this dumb hiccup.
(The other platforms such as
On 2011/03/05 13:34, Roman Michalowski wrote:
>Hi Max,
>
> When I start/stop the logger manually the log file
> is being written to XCSoarData\logs ( in my case:
> 2011-03-05-XCS-AAA-01.IGC, about 50k, looks OK).
> Auto function doesn't work for me, but again my flight
> is a car trip aro
Hi Max,
When I start/stop the logger manually the log file
is being written to XCSoarData\logs ( in my case:
2011-03-05-XCS-AAA-01.IGC, about 50k, looks OK).
Auto function doesn't work for me, but again my flight
is a car trip around the block :-). (my season starts
in 2 weeks).
If I tr
On 2011/03/04 15:10, Roman Michalowski wrote:
> ???Has the logger funcionality been implemented in
> 6.0.5 Android version yet ?
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Hello,
I'm trying the Android version on my Samsung Galaxy
S and I'm finding that logs are not being written
to XCSoarData/logs directory.
Also, no data shows up in Log Replay in SIM mode
(I copied some from my PNA for testing).
Has the logger funcionality been implemented in
6.0.5 Andr
On 2011/02/09 10:11, Christopher Gough wrote:
> To conserve power on my phone I have put the phone in Airplane mode
> and run Gaggle in the background with the screen off (like using a
> black box). I think this kind of functionality would be great in
> coming versions of XCSoar (XCSoar seems to
I have been playing with XCSoar on my Android HTC Hero on a few flights I have
made. The map and landable fields work great. There are a few bugs I have
found with info boxes and airspace which I have input to the tracker.
The feature I would like to see working the most is the logger. I ha
rom: Simon Taylor
To: Helmut Reinert
Cc: xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 2, 2011 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Xcsoar-user] Android
In tests XCSoar 6.0 runs faster on my old IPAQ than XCSoar 5 did, so
Windows CE devices are supported better than ever. But I think we'll
se
From: Simon Taylor
To: Helmut Reinert
Cc: xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 2, 2011 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Xcsoar-user] Android
In tests XCSoar 6.0 runs faster on my old IPAQ than XCSoar 5 did, so
Windows CE devices are supported better than ever. But I think we&#x
In tests XCSoar 6.0 runs faster on my old IPAQ than XCSoar 5 did, so
Windows CE devices are supported better than ever. But I think we'll
see cheap Android PNAs starting to come onto the market by the start
of the european soaring season and it's my guess that some PNA
manufacturers will have compl
On 2011/02/02 18:38, Helmut Reinert wrote:
> I think for general distribution of Xcsoar now is debugging it for running on
> cheap gauges as IPAQ-Series more important, than further development for
> running on Android-Gauges. May be Android is a near future (I hope so), but
> especially young
I think for general distribution of Xcsoar now is debugging it for running on
cheap gauges as IPAQ-Series more important, than further development for
running on Android-Gauges. May be Android is a near future (I hope so), but
especially young guys now using planes of their Club don`t have money
Never mind, jumped the gun a bit. Completley turning the phone off and on
again has corrected the problem :)
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From: Luke O'Donnell
Date: 6 December 2010 13:51
Subject: Android Maps
To: xcsoar-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Hi All,
Wondering if anyones had luc
Hi All,
Wondering if anyones had luck loading maps with Android. I've tried putting
the XCM file in the XCSoarData directory (contains registry.prf, startup.log
etc) but xcsoar is not showing any maps in config. Wasnt sure to submit a
ticket, as i might just be putting the XCM file in the wrong pl
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