#Gpsbabel for android how to#
It's had geocaching-specific features all that time and it knows how to get things to your 60Cx. GPSBabel has been around for over 20 years. So let's see the error messages, the details on what you tried and we'll chooe between USB and serial and try to conquer it. That should be a completely different set of problems, but it's probably more readily debuggable to the average Linux user that's comfortable debugging, say, a modem than the esoterica of stalled USB control and data pipes.
If you have the round serial cable and a *working* USB/Serial port (or maybe even a antique motherboard "COM1" port) you can replace the "usb:" above with the serial port name. If you're getting an error about us being unable to claim the USB port, be aware that is a thing on Linux. 1 or 2 are less chatty, like "This is a Foo packet and it says Bar, but I'm not going to show you alll 4,092 bytes of it." If we need to get debugging out of the USB protocol stuff, add -Dn where n is a number from 0 to 9, with 0 being silent and 9 being an explanation for every byte moved. Of course, if you and I have to go debug USB protocol stuff, it's no longer "easy". The main content there probably predates Pocket Queries, but the inspiration should still be in there. This is the approximate recipe but that recipe is surely on brown crackling paper with torn edges from age.
That was long ago and time/security may make that single click harder to set up now, but it was once possible for it to be easy. If the garmin serial module thingy is installed (it used to not work very well.) you can replace "usb:" with /dev/ttyZZZ where ZZZ is what's reported by modprobe/dmesg when that module is initialized.Īs for being easy, it used to be easy to put that in your mimecap and trigger that command when you did a download of the GPX from the site. Gpsbabel -i gpx -f yourpq.gpx -o garmin -F usb:
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