02:11 <bleb> sixwheeledbeast^: does navigation work on n900?

02:29 <pigeons> yes

02:30 <pigeons> i dont think the infrastructure still runs for the bundled navigation app, but navigation with gps in other programs works

07:57 <enyc> DocScrutinizer05: you were right about fsck (fsck.vfat) on the MyDocs partition taking ages happening every boot. A wheezy-backports version of dosfstools was able to 'fix' the filesystem easily (where maemo fsck wouldn't). I may well convert that to ext4 too. I note, however, that even with fsck-only that system still takes quite some time to get to point of mounting MyDocs // mmc1 partitions on booting.

07:59 <enyc> DocScrutinizer05: err... even with fsck 'fixed'

08:13 <sixwheeledbeast^> Never really used ovi maps tbh but there are a few third party navigation apps. SMM10 and modRana being two I use.

08:13 <sixwheeledbeast^> Plus any browser based solutions?

10:13 <atk> sixwheeledbeast^: qml or gtk modrana?

10:16 <atk> sixwheeledbeast^: and does it run pretty fast?

10:58 <jurov> ovi maps stopped working few months ago

10:59 <jurov> looks like whoever was running them, pulled the plug

11:00 <jurov> at first glance it may appear to work if you have some area cached, but try navigation

11:03 <ShadowJK> They ran it for almost 10 years, impressive

20:03 <sixwheeledbeast^> atk: qml is depreciated I believe. GTK or Qt5 are the most upto date I believe.

20:03 <sixwheeledbeast^> Qt5 is for Harmattan/Jolla I would guess

20:06 <sixwheeledbeast^> Works fine for online routing.

22:46 <ravelo> just reading the thesis "Running a standard Linux distribution on a smartphone"

22:46 <ravelo> quite interesting