Patch Ttsystem 9 06110

  1. Disappearing 9 Patch
  2. 9 Patch Baby Quilt
  3. Disappearing 9 Patch Tutorial

Find 47 listings related to Patch in East Hartford on YP.com. See reviews, photos, directions, phone numbers and more for Patch locations in East Hartford, CT.

  1. Jan 20, 2018  FastActivate to patch ttsystem. Place SD in GPS and enjoy. Cracking the Carminat/Carminat Live - GPSUrl. Feb 13, 2013. Good day, i need some help with the new navecor 9.846 how to install it i have navecore. Hello everyone. I have a Renault Carminat TomTom live. How can this patch. The NavCore is 9.841.
  2. Program to activate the maps and patch the navcore if you are not updating it: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service How to activate maps for tomtom How to patch original navcore To update the navcore delete the content of your gps and paste the new navcore files. Then turn the gps on and try it out.
Tutorial

OpenTom is a tiny, open source Linux distribution for TomTom™ devices.

Getting Started

  • Install the following dependencies: subversion chrpath fluid imagemagick xsltproc
  • Set the ROOT envvar in get_cross_env.sh
  • source get_cross_env.sh
  • Run make to start the initial OpenTom build
  • This may take a while; consider getting yourself a coffee ;-)
  • Copy build/ttsystem (boot image) to the root folder of your SD card (backup the original one first!)
  • Copy the contents of opentom_dist/ to a (new) folder called opentom on your SD card
Patch Ttsystem 9 06110

How to build extra applications

  • Run make extra and copy the files as described above
  • For dosbox, dune2, gnuboy, linapple, and scummvm games: Take it from internet and copying it into opentom/share subdirectories.
  • For coolreader: Run sudo updatedb in case the default font is not found.
  • For Navit, you need the TomTom gltt (see below, that read raw GPS data from /dev/gps and send it to /var/run/gpspipe).

How to modify ttsystem

  • For kernel: cd kernel; make menuconfig
  • For busybox: cd build/busybox*; make menuconfig
  • For initramfs: do your changes and touch initramfs/etc/rc
  • Then: return to $ROOT and run make ttsystem

How to add some new applications

  • Just extract you source into $ROOT/src (for libraries) or applications/src (or build if no patches should be applied)
  • Run ./configure --prefix=$ARM_APPROOT --host=$T_ARCH (adapt accordingly in case the project is not based on Autoconf)
  • Copy the final executable into $(TOMDIST)/bin
  • Rune make verif_dist (inside $ROOT directory) to update used shared libs in opentom_dist
  • Copy the files to your TomTom device
  • If it works as you wish, make a patch (with make patch-<my_app_dir_name>) and update applications/Makefile

On the TomTom side

  • When you boot your TomTom with OpenTom, you can directly use Telnet to login in as root from USB
  • Use the built-in FTP server to update your files
  • strace and gdb are ready to be used to debug your programs

Disappearing 9 Patch

Creating Nano-X test platform on your system

  • Create $ROOT/i386 directory
  • Extract, configure and install: microwin, nxlib (with libNX11), SDL, Fltk, ... (with LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib --prefix=/usr/local)
  • Try NetBeans to perform you developments?

How to free some memory (~3-4Mo on 32!)

Use an ext2 partion on your SDcard to replace (and free) initramfs with busybox pivot_root/chroot:

9 Patch Baby Quilt

  • Use fdisk to create two partitions on your SD card: partion1=vfat(TomTom), partition2=ext2(10Mo?)
  • Copy ttsystem into SD.part1 and verify it boots, if not try to copy gns and program directory from original TomTom and others...
  • When it boots:
  • Verify that busybox include chroot and pivot_root,
  • Copy the unmodified initramfs/* into linux SD partition, with /var/* linked to /tmp
  • Copy the configs/etc_rc_ext2 to SD.part2/etc/rc
  • Verify that kernel include ext2 filesystem support
  • Copy configs/etc_rc_file.pivot_root_ext2 to initramfs/etc/rc
  • make ttsystem
  • Then on partition 1 copy build/ttsystem and the opentom_dist directory on SD.part1
  • If something goes wrong, try configs/kernel_config.console_ext2 to activate kernel FrameBuffer console

Disappearing 9 Patch Tutorial

How to install gltt from TomTom ttsystem file (for Navit)

  • Copy your TomTom™ ttsystem file into $ROOT/src (e.g. cp /mnt/TOMTOM/ttsystem $ROOT/src/ttsystem.tomtom)
  • cd $ROOT/src
  • ttimgextract ttsystem.tomtom
  • mkdir -p ttsystem.tomtom.initramfs
  • cd ttsystem.tomtom.initramfs
  • gunzip -c ../ttsystem.tomtom.0 sudo cpio -i
  • Now the boot ramdisk of your TomTom is extracted to $ROOT/src/ttsystem.tomtom.initramfs and the TomTom kernel is in $ROOT/src/ttsystem.1
  • Then: cp $ROOT/src/ttsystem.tomtom.initramfs/bin/gltt $TOMDIST/bin

To-Do

  • Fix espeak => portaudio => OSS, that currently don't work
  • Patch spreadsheet to be adapted to TomTom screen

Support

  • Checkout our documentation in docs/
  • Take a look at the shell scripts, Makefiles and patches
  • Feel free to send an email in case of a problem or if you found betters URLs for sources.txt (opentom@free.fr).

Authors

  • Clément Gerardin (opentom@free.fr)
Posted on