OpenZaurus team
EPS : dont even know the executable name to run it! if i try 'eps' on the command prompt after installation, NOTHING.
QpeGPS: Install places icon in Apps tray, click on the program Icon, the timer icon appears for a breif 2 or 3 seconds then peters out to nothing, the app
wont even start.
zGPS: same as QpeGPS, click on icon, timer appears for about 3 seconds, then app fails to start.
Could the Gentleman that started this thread contact me at allelectrix2@yahoo.co.uk to discuss how we can sort these issues out.
I am a newbie to Linux systems being ported over from Windoze. So, if anyone can put my ignorance to side, I would be most greatful.
On a better note, at least i got Kismet and Wellenreiter to work on Oz 3.5.3 .
PS How do you start your own thread on this forum ?
Thanks for any help to anyone, Jim Delaney
ROTFL, I gave up on the Zaurus as a reliable GPS navigation platform years ago. I only know of a single commercial GPS Nav program
http://www.sygic.com/linux/index.htmlIIRC, the Garmin stuff is actually Linux based, but they don't sell any linux stuff as they seem to be primarily into the hardware market.
I went to a Ipaq 3600 which will run linux, but I used it with PPC2k2 to run mapopolis, then moved to a Dell Axim X51v running Windows Mobile 5. If I could get a good GPS package and the Axim was well supported by Linux (it's not yet, about half the hardware works), I'd give it another go. At the end of the day, I need something that just works and that my spouse can easily use.
When Mapopolis got out of the market, I switched to iGuidance which works pretty well.
Still use linux to sync with Axim (check out funambol, supports network, wifi and OTA syncing cross platform between desktops and pda's)
http://www.funambol.com/I still have 3 x SL-5500's which I occaisionally use for wifi sniffing and network mapping, if I can get the linux software
http://kismetwireless.net/spectools/for the Meta-Geek Wi-Spy to work/cross compile on the SL-5500, now that I've got a cf to usb adaptor that's supported, I may give it a go for wifi interference mapping. Also I may revisit using the Z's for wifi wep and wpa cracking.
As to QpeGps, you'll find there's lots of info here in the forums, as I remember it you need to install the Sharp Zaurus compatability libs and link QpeGPS to those libs for it to work, the same is true of a few others you mentioned.
Good luck