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Hi. I'm using Galaxy I-9500 & Cyanogenmod 12.1 (Android 5.1.1) & newest version of Locus Pro. External SD 32GB NTFS. My 8.9 GB map not initialized. Error: Cannot obtain zoom levels. Before upgrade Cyanogenmod 11 (4.4.4) to Cyanogenmod 12 (5.1.1) this map worked. Help me! Thanks!
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Hello Bogdan,
honestly we do not suggest to use such big map files but it shouldn't cause this issue. Map file is basically sqlite Database and your error points to some troubles with Database. Maybe issue when you copied the file.
Please see article below where is described how to fix corrutepd database: http://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:advanced:map_tools:corrupted_sqlite
Hello Bogdan,
honestly we do not suggest to use such big map files but it shouldn't cause this issue. Map file is basically sqlite Database and your error points to some troubles with Database. Maybe issue when you copied the file.
Please see article below where is described how to fix corrutepd database: http://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:advanced:map_tools:corrupted_sqlite
Hi Petr. Unfortunately It did not help me
Hi Petr. Unfortunately It did not help me
Hi Bogdan,
I'd like to ask you for sharing of the map file to check it but 9GB is quite big map. So would please create debug log for us? Please read article how to create log http://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:faq:how_to_create_debug_log
- Then start Locus > wait for error message > a collect the log via Developer options
Please attach the log as *zip file or send it on support.locus@asamm.com
Thanks for help
Hi Bogdan,
I'd like to ask you for sharing of the map file to check it but 9GB is quite big map. So would please create debug log for us? Please read article how to create log http://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:faq:how_to_create_debug_log
- Then start Locus > wait for error message > a collect the log via Developer options
Please attach the log as *zip file or send it on support.locus@asamm.com
Thanks for help
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For about a year now, I've been trying to get my 60GB sqlite map file to work on locus, and I thought I would share what I've found.
I run Android cm12.1
I've tried the following things to hold the map file, with the following results:
Otg cable with portable hdd ntfs: success
Otg cable with portable ssd ntfs: success
Otg cable with thumb drive ntfs: fail
Otg cable with thumb drive exfat: fail
Micro SD card ntfs: fail
Micro SD card exfat: fail
Micro SD card ext4: success!!
Ideal was always going to be map file on an external SD card, but never got it to work because I only tried ntfs and exfat.
It seems like all types of flash media corrupts a large sqlite database upon copying if it has ntfs or exfat file system. For some reason, it seems to be working perfectly everytime when it's formatted ext4! Only took me a year of playing around with it.
For about a year now, I've been trying to get my 60GB sqlite map file to work on locus, and I thought I would share what I've found.
I run Android cm12.1
I've tried the following things to hold the map file, with the following results:
Otg cable with portable hdd ntfs: success
Otg cable with portable ssd ntfs: success
Otg cable with thumb drive ntfs: fail
Otg cable with thumb drive exfat: fail
Micro SD card ntfs: fail
Micro SD card exfat: fail
Micro SD card ext4: success!!
Ideal was always going to be map file on an external SD card, but never got it to work because I only tried ntfs and exfat.
It seems like all types of flash media corrupts a large sqlite database upon copying if it has ntfs or exfat file system. For some reason, it seems to be working perfectly everytime when it's formatted ext4! Only took me a year of playing around with it.
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