N95 Maps - bug or fault on me???

I just got my N95 couple of days ago and I must say I just love it:-). I haven´t noticed any bugs or faults on the phone so far. It´s been working very nicely. But when I go to MAPS it sais: "Network usage disabled. You can enable it from application settings."
I have tried to change settings but I haven´t really found the right settings - I guess. I have been to applications but there isn´t anything to change that would fix my problem. Anyhow, I can start the Map- application although this sentence will pop up every time I will go there.
If someone could help me with this I would be really greatful.

Hi,
If you open maps, get past that message and goto options>settings>network change the option in Network to "when needed"
Beware though of data transfer though, as depending on what you do or if you have a map already in your phone if will attempt to download maps, voices etc
Data transfer through the network in most cases means £££, unless you choose wlan...
Hope this helpsMessage Edited by luckieb on 22-Apr-200703:16 PM

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memcpy(pReturn, (char *) pDFReturn, sizeof (UNIX_HEADER));
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Thats not where they are thats where Apple think they are, try coming out of Victoria walking straight across the road and you are in ????? god knows where on apple but its not where you acually are, I have tried it and its total crap. By the way there are 2 Hammersmith underground stations. Your map just shows 1 pin
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Do you actually own an iPhone? Are you aware it has GPS? Have you really ever actually tried it? Because when I manually nagivate to one end of Holloway road and search for "underground", I get this:
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I wonder what would happen if I did a similar search for "underground" while zoomed in on the "hammersmith" pin?
Well what do you know? But how would I ever get there? Hmmm, you mentioned "walking maps". Maybe I should try walking directions from "hammersmith" to one of the underground stations.
By my count, I have proved your anti-Apple Maps misinformation to be wrong 6 times over. Wanna try for a lucky seven?

N95 map for iran

hi
I have a nokia N95 cell phone. It had built in map for middle east countries including UAE, Qatar and Iran. Recently I have downloaded new version of Nokia Map software from Nokia website directly to my phone but unfortunately after installation of that version, all map detail information especially for Iran has been deleted and I couldn't restore it even by using Nokia Map loader (Nokia Map Loader doesn't have Iran Map).
Does everybody have any comment to recover initail map details?

hi
I have a nokia N95 cell phone v 10.0.0.18 15-03-07 rm-159 (c7.01)pleas for n95 map for iran
thank you

Ruby-enterprise 1.8.7-12: timeout.rb:60: [BUG] Segmentation fault

Something in timeout.rb is making gem segfault. There's discussion around the Internet about glibc 2.14 giving ruby a hard time, so perhaps this is relavant to the issue, being that we're on 2.15 now?
$ sudo gem update --system
/opt/ruby-enterprise/lib/ruby/1.8/timeout.rb:60: [BUG] Segmentation fault
ruby 1.8.7 (2012-02-08 MBARI 8/0x6770 on patchlevel 358) [x86_64-linux], MBARI 0x6770, Ruby Enterprise Edition 2012.02
Where line 60 lives:
52 def timeout(sec, klass = nil)
53 return yield if sec == nil or sec.zero?
54 raise ThreadError, "timeout within critical session" if Thread.critical
55 exception = klass || Class.new(ExitException)
56 begin
57 x = Thread.current
58 y = Thread.start {
59 begin
60 sleep sec
61 rescue => e
62 x.raise e
63 else
64 x.raise exception, "execution expired" if x.alive?
65 end
66 }
67 yield sec
68 # return true
69 rescue exception => e
70 rej = /\A#{Regexp.quote(__FILE__)}:#{__LINE__-4}\z/o
71 (bt = e.backtrace).reject! {|m| rej =~ m}
72 level = -caller(CALLER_OFFSET).size
73 while THIS_FILE =~ bt[level]
74 bt.delete_at(level)
75 level += 1
76 end
77 raise if klass # if exception class is specified, it
78 # would be expected outside.
79 raise Error, e.message, e.backtrace
80 ensure
81 if y and y.alive?
82 y.kill
83 y.join # make sure y is dead.
84 end
85 end
86 end

Yeah! Solved!
Install gcc45 from the AUR, compile and install it, then download the ruby-enterprise from the AUR and compile it like so:
CC=gcc-4.5 makepkg
Install the compiled Ruby EE package, and wham, it works.

Wacom Tablet Mapping Bug Only in Photoshop

I am using a Graphire Wireless Wacom Tablet on a Windows 7 PC at work. I installed the most recent drivers, and it works flawlessly in a duel monitor setup, and I have no trouble mapping it however I would like.
This is all great until I launch Adobe Photoshop (CS4). Upon launch of the program there is some kind of bug, and suddenly the mapping acts as if both displays were squished into only the primary display. I can toggle between displays, and instead of toggling between display 1, 2, and both, it toggles between the left and right half of the screen and the whole screen. The other monitor is still functioning normally, only the mapping of the tablet is effected, and as soon as I close Photoshop, it reverts back to normal.
I did find one posting with the same problem, but it was resolved my installing the updated drivers, which I already have, and the discussion was closed. Any help I can get would be great.

Wacom has per-appliation settings, and somewhere you've changed the tablet mapping for Photoshop.
Photoshop does not know about the tablet mapping, only the Wacom driver knows about and controls the tablet mapping.
Check the Wacom control panel/preferences. If you can't figure it out, contact Wacom technical support.

Has anyone noticed this V-Drums mapping bug in Drum Designer?

Hi guys
There seems to be a bug in the v-drums mapping for Drum Designer... wondering if anyone else has noticed this?
On standard Roland V-Drums kits, the toms are mapped as follows:
High tom: C2
Low tom: A1
Floor tom: G1
On some of the Drum designer kits, such as "Neo Soul" and "Retro Rock", the above tom mapping works correctly.
However, for other kits, such as "SoCal" and "Roots Kit", the low tom is played when either the low tom (A1) or the floor tom (G1) is played on the V-Drums kit.
It appears that for some reason, there are some kits such as the two mentioned above, that are mapped incorrectly so that the same low tom sound is played when the drummer is either hitting the low tom or the floor tom. I am using a standard Roland TD12 kit.
I've raised this as a bug using Apple's "Logic Feedback" page - hopefully they will check it out soon!
Cheers,
Mike

There are 2 work arounds for this situation.
- edit the midi note sent by the module to set it to F1 (kit - inst - F4 - F5 - note number)
- insert a midi transformer between your Roland module and the drummer track in logic's midi environnement window
The second option is more tricky but it opens up a whole word of other tranformations which are worth exploring.
HTH
(I'm french, I hope this explanation was clear enough ...)

N95 8GB bug?

Over the last few days, I experienced a few call related problems:
1. Calls made and the caller can't hear me but I could hear them.
2. Calls made and I couldn't hear the ringing tone but the receiver's phone rang.
3. Calls received and I can't hear the caller but they could hear me.
When it began, I thought it was because I was surfing. But now I am sure it's happening randomly.
Anyone experiencing the same issue? I thought this was a long-gone-N95 bug.
Firmware:
V10.0.021
29-09-07
RM-320
Nokia N95 (12.0.1)

After formatting the mass storage, it was fine for the first few times. However, until someone sms me or call me when i was recording video, the bug came back again!!~~ Any other solutions? and please release new fw update. This fw 30 is buggy. Full of bug!!~~

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