Has anyone tried to get this running on the Pi?
http://github.com/sashakh/waze
Thought if it works then could be a better solution than what we currently have.
The program looks pretty good. Does the program work without an Internet connection? Which maps does it use?
The program downloads the latest maps on startup, but can be used without a "live" internet connection!
We have made leaps and bounds of progress in the last few days, and are due for a road test in the next couple of days!
The program has to get along completely without Internet connection.
I use my smartphone as a Wi-Fi hotspot and if I connect my phone with the Carpc, the download must not start. If the Complete Navigation also works offline, this is an interesting alternative to NAVIT and will test it in the near future.
(03.12.2017, 15:10)Albino_Hedgehog schrieb: [ -> ]We have made some progress on this idea,
We have had it up and running with Car Pi, and we now have had successful attempts with the GPS Module interacting too!
Follow our progress here:
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/engineer...-t832.html
Please,
explain me how to install Waze to RPI? I do exactly as described in README file on
https://github.com/sashakh/waze, but get an errors.
1. I download Waze-master.zip from github.
2. Copy this file to /home/pi
3. Install libsqlite3-dev libgtk2.0-dev libagg-dev libfribidi-dev libssl-dev
4. Then cd Waze-master
make (here i get an error "recipe for target 'all' failed")
5. make install-user
6. sudo make install
All of this thing i do on clean raspberry image Jessie.
What and where i do wrong?
Yep me too.... I can't install Waze. Same Problem as Glidlock.
It looks like a missing folder at the Git repository (src/gtk2/Roadmap????) or a missing depending.
I tried a lot yesterday and unfortunately did not get to work.
Mmmmhhh.... Very bad! :-(
(16.12.2017, 08:57)Peziman schrieb: [ -> ]Yep me too.... I can't install Waze. Same Problem as Glidlock.
It looks like a missing folder at the Git repository (src/gtk2/Roadmap????) or a missing depending.
I tried a lot yesterday and unfortunately did not get to work.
Mmmmhhh.... Very bad! :-(
Finally, get it work on RPi3.
What I done:
1.
Download Waze from github.
2.
I renamed «waze-master» to «waze»
3.
Remove Waze folder to /home/pi
4.
Install fresh raspbian image on sd card (I used image from may 2017, because CarPC don’t work on latest raspbian stretch image (don’t know why) ).
5.
sudo apt-get update (wait till installation complete )
6.
sudo apt-get upgrade (wait till installation complete )
7.
sudo apt-get install libgps-dev (wait till installation complete )
8.
sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev (wait till installation complete )
9.
sudo apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev (wait till installation complete )
10.
sudo apt-get install libagg-dev (wait till installation complete )
11.
sudo apt-get install libfribidi-dev (wait till installation complete )
12.
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev (wait till installation complete )
13.
cd waze
14.
make (wait till installation complete about 5-7 minutes )
15.
make install-user (wait till installation complete )
16.
sudo make install (wait till installation complete )
17.
cd
18.
waze
Do you use Raspina Jessie now?
(18.12.2017, 10:34)Peziman schrieb: [ -> ]Do you use Raspina Jessie now?
yes, edition of may 2017.
(03.12.2017, 15:10)Albino_Hedgehog schrieb: [ -> ]We have made some progress on this idea,
We have had it up and running with Car Pi, and we now have had successful attempts with the GPS Module interacting too!
Follow our progress here:
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/engineer...-t832.html
Can you post your code from /opt/carpc to run Waze from main menu of Skin-Mod CarPC-xTouch?