andrewp wrote:Maps have been updated with OSM data from 27 Dec 2018.
Also have made the outline of residential/service roads darker. The fill is white and sometimes difficult to see on the screen.
peregrinator wrote:I get an error message each time that the file cannot be opened: "no mountable file systems".
andrewp wrote:peregrinator wrote:I get an error message each time that the file cannot be opened: "no mountable file systems".
Is this message when you try to download, or after download has completed? Files with .img extension are also used for disk images. The error message sounds like it relates to your OS trying to open the file on your computer. It is trying to open it as a disk image, and of course fails. You can only open these files on your mac using an application like Garmin's BaseCamp.
peregrinator wrote:I've just got the SA map running in Basecamp, but have to report a flaw. Lots of roads have sections where gaps appear. I also see lacunae in some railways.
tastrax wrote:. . .
and zoom in to the problem area and send us the address
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peregrinator wrote:When I wrote "lots" I didn't try to quantify that because the more I randomly zoomed in, the more gaps I saw.
peregrinator wrote:Perhaps it was simply a dodgy download?
peregrinator wrote:Loxton SA missing roads
andrewp wrote:New version of SA uploaded today fixing the missing bits of roads.
Either works but its quicker with the sd card connected to the pc.trekka2019 wrote:when downloading to maps onto the SD card can you have the card removed from the device and put it in your computer and transfer the files or do you need to connect the device to your computer
The .img file can have any name (although old devices may requie the gmapsupp name). Different names allows you to have multiple maps loaded.neilmny wrote: put a file named GMAPSUPP.IMG into that folder.
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