Guest Hiroshi.Rio Posted May 26, 2013 Report Posted May 26, 2013 I'm using iGO8.3. I tried to rescan gps many times but no success. All gps/xtra settings are fine. I also tried to change the port but nothing. In fact, after a softreset, the hack works perfectly. But after a short standby, iGO and *#1472365# doesn't recognize the gps anymore.
Guest argentinos Posted May 28, 2013 Report Posted May 28, 2013 I'm using iGO8.3. I tried to rescan gps many times but no success. All gps/xtra settings are fine. I also tried to change the port but nothing. In fact, after a softreset, the hack works perfectly. But after a short standby, iGO and *#1472365# doesn't recognize the gps anymore. you mean you type *#1472365# and no result ? nogarder is not appearing ? if igo is losing gps just check it's gps settings. deselect auto, then search for gps module and let it discover gps itself. you are sure you are using right settings on IGO ? i have read that sometimes faultry settigns on IGO lead gps not to be recognised, not lock or lose locking easily.
Guest Hiroshi.Rio Posted May 28, 2013 Report Posted May 28, 2013 (edited) you mean you type *#1472365# and no result ? nogarder is not appearing ? if igo is losing gps just check it's gps settings. deselect auto, then search for gps module and let it discover gps itself. you are sure you are using right settings on IGO ? i have read that sometimes faultry settigns on IGO lead gps not to be recognised, not lock or lose locking easily. No, nogarder appearing, but no message. (SUPL Flow etc.). iGo is fine. In 'standalone' mode it works pretty well (just spend much more time to find my position). To use the hack I have to do this: select 'standalone' -> boot -> go to nogarder -> select 'ms-based' -> select 'get position' -> ok (igo and nogarder). BUT, after a standby, igo can't find the gps (it doesn't mean track/find position; igo simply don't 'see' the gps on device) and nogarder don't find my position after 'get position'. What really intrigues me is why igo can't find the gps on device after a standby, because nothing was changed. Also why nogarder stop to track my position. I put nogarder running on background (so igo works fine). But it simply drain the battery in few hours. Edited May 28, 2013 by Hiroshi.Rio
Guest argentinos Posted May 29, 2013 Report Posted May 29, 2013 No, nogarder appearing, but no message. (SUPL Flow etc.). iGo is fine. In 'standalone' mode it works pretty well (just spend much more time to find my position). To use the hack I have to do this: select 'standalone' -> boot -> go to nogarder -> select 'ms-based' -> select 'get position' -> ok (igo and nogarder). BUT, after a standby, igo can't find the gps (it doesn't mean track/find position; igo simply don't 'see' the gps on device) and nogarder don't find my position after 'get position'. What really intrigues me is why igo can't find the gps on device after a standby, because nothing was changed. Also why nogarder stop to track my position. I put nogarder running on background (so igo works fine). But it simply drain the battery in few hours. as far as i understand some problem occured with phone settings. it happened to me once. i just hard reset my phone and build it again with new improved gps settings
Guest Hiroshi.Rio Posted May 29, 2013 Report Posted May 29, 2013 my last shot: could you post what do you have on your settings at: HKLM/system/CurrentControlSet/gps intermediate driver/driver/samsung gps hardware
Guest argentinos Posted June 13, 2013 Report Posted June 13, 2013 (edited) my last shot: could you post what do you have on your settings at: HKLM/system/CurrentControlSet/gps intermediate driver/driver/samsung gps hardware ok default - (value not set) baud - 57600 commPort - COM9: friendlyName - Samsung GPS Card, version 1.0 inputbuffersize - (4096) interfacetype - COMM OUTPUTBUFFERSIZE - (4096) retrywaitonerror - (10000) sleeponnodata - (100) i hope this can help you Edited June 13, 2013 by argentinos
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