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#1 2005-10-21 02:26:01
- orjanp
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GPS navigation with Haicom HI204e
I have a Haicom HI204e GPS receiver. I would like to use this on my Arch laptop. I'm new to this, so where do I start?
What do I need to get this working in linux? Where do I find maps over Scandinavia?
Oerjan
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#2 2005-10-21 07:48:35
- dtw
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Re: GPS navigation with Haicom HI204e
There is a lot of gps software in the [gis] repo - follow the link in my sig to AEGIS and you can get all the info about the project
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#3 2005-10-28 08:45:09
- orjanp
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Re: GPS navigation with Haicom HI204e
Thanks.
But how do I find out where the GPS is connected. It uses a serial to usb adapter, and connects to the computer by usb.
EDIT: It seems lik it's using /dev/tts/USB0
I have tryed GpsDrive, but it can't get a fix. I only get no valid position
I guess I need the correct module to get it to work. What is the correct module?
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