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by Guenther Meyer :: Rate this Message:

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Am Samstag 10 Januar 2009 schrieb Andreas Schneider:
> It wouldn't make fun if it would be easy :) Well dpkg sucks ...
>
hmm, from a user pointer of view it works like a charm, I really like it.
but as developer/packager...

> > would you like to maintain such a project?
>
> I would try to do this. Have you compiled it with mapnik support?
>
no. that would require mapnik and postgis, which wouldn't work on an N810 I
guess.

> > > Has someone already looked deeper int embedded mysql?
> >
> > mysql? why?
> > we use sqlite for storage of POI data, which should work fine on maemo.
>
> It looks like that embeddded mysql performs better than sqlite3. amarok
> switched from sqlite3 to embedded mysql. I just wondered if someone looked
> at it.
>
ok. we switched to sqlite, because it is very easy to install and use, and it
is portable. I really don't want to go back to mysql again, though I don't
know embedded mysql. maybe the sqlite people will fix this some day...

> How are openstreetmap mapdata stored? I thought a mysql database is needed
> for this. Has mapnik it's own format.
>
POI data is stored in sqlite.
the map data will be stored as bitmaps on N810; at least that is the current
plan.

mapnik uses postgres with postgis extensions.
the live rendering is sometimes very slow on my car pc, which is 3-4 times
faster than a N810, so I think this would not be usable.

data for routing will be stored separately, depending on the routing engine
that is used. but that's a very new topic for gpsdrive...





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