
I updated mkgmap to r1337, and found that my overview img/tdb changed names. I adjusted gmapibuilder invocation to reference those, and that succeeded. But on loading into roadtrip I get a "The map you selected contains some errors and cannot be displayed. The default map is being shown instead." popup. The test map fails more spectactularly, crashing roadtrip and then I have to rm it from ~/Library.... before I can start it. (script I used attached; test data was josm-downloaded bits of my town, and then cloudmade massachusetts.osm.bz2) Has anyone had recent success with roadtrip? I probably should try bisecting svn to find when this behavior started.

On Nov 1, 2009, at 2:09, Greg Troxel wrote:
Has anyone had recent success with roadtrip?
I probably should try bisecting svn to find when this behavior started
I've had success with r1333, but have not tried with later versions. If there is a problem, it must have occurred after r1333. I'll try updating and see if I can reproduce the problem. Cheers.

On Nov 1, 2009, at 2:09, Greg Troxel wrote:
I updated mkgmap to r1337, and found that my overview img/tdb changed names. I adjusted gmapibuilder invocation to reference those, and that succeeded. But on loading into roadtrip I get a "The map you selected contains some errors and cannot be displayed. The default map is being shown instead." popup.
I checked out your script, and found that the problem probably is caused by gmapi-builder. - File OSM_gdt_series.gmapi was missing the overview map (osmmap.img). - I used the same map files and converted them using Garmin's Mapconvert program. This time, osmmap.img was properly converted into the gmapi package. I haven't bothered to look, but it could be that gmapi-builder expects only numeric values for the name of the overview map. At any rate, I have not encountered such problems, perhaps because I always set the -- overview-mapname option to a numeric value. - You might try setting --overview-mapname=63240000 and see if this makes any difference. Cheers.
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