MGMaps + MicroSD + No Data[Cacheable maps]

GPS has to be set with that app to use the internal gps I believe.

What do you mean you crashed your phone? Was it in a loop or just stayed on the bootup screen. If it was stuck on the bootup screen pull battery and remove memory card. Plug phone in to charge. Turn on phone and let it set over night. It will be booted back up by the moring. At that point it may be fine or you might need to do a master reset to clear the memory.

Has anyone in CA or NY tried We-Travel? Would goatbreaking be required for that app as well?

I'm sure I've stumbled across these questions in this forum somewhere else, but have been unsuccessful at relocated the answers.  So, I ask again.

I'm running the latest non-beta version of MGMaps (1.39.21 using the signed jad and the listed jar).  I choose offline settings and accurately specify my map location.  MGMaps works like a champ.  However, later, on wireless.att.com, I see that I'm incurring small data usages corresponding to the EXACT times of my GPS usage--bursts of about 5-7KB.  I'm presuming this means that MGMaps is making my Impression use the network.   So, I went through and set up a dummy connection, made sure that all the apps were pointing at that connection generically.  Yet, with more trials, I see that I still incur this charge. 

Am I missing something in the setup that makes this application truly data-free?  I also notice that when the phone is put in "Airplane Mode" I cannot acquire a signal.  Is the GPS receiver on our phone  completely dependent upon network data to triangulate my position?

If the solution/answer is already on this forum, kindly just point me to the link and I'll be quite okay.

Thanks,

Jon

So, I called ATT and had them disable the capability of my phone to grab data (I hadn't really wanted it anyway!).  I am now not getting charged and am (supposedly) still able to receive txt messages (although I haven't tried).

Jon

I don't really care about sending picture messages or not.  That's what USB and broadband are intended to do.

I can connect now.  It takes about 45 seconds to grab the GPS signal.

Now, I need to do some testing on microSD card and mapsizes.  What I'm seeing is that once I get about 200 MB worth of maps, the phone slows down considerably.  Perhaps this has something to do with latency of the card?

Jon

Is there any such way?

Also, do we know anything about the software GpsMid (http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net/prebuild/)?