Re: Very long startup-time [Bug 41]
Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2020 8:24 pm
Interesting results....
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I think I can confirm the behaviour. Since my last post some weeks ago, I notice that the number of progress bar cycles increases for each update. When I updated today, It took 1 hour and 10 minutes before the map showed up. This is frustrating, and I hope this is fixed in a new firmware release shortly.Catch wrote: Tue Nov 03, 2020 2:26 pm I have a feeling that the number of cycles increases each time I am updating the GGZ/GPX files.
B) Replacing existing GPX/GGZ and POI files using the GarminExport macro in GSAK.gpsrchive wrote: Fri Nov 27, 2020 5:08 pm For clarity, when you say 'each time I update', are you are referring to
A) adding + removing GPX/GGZ files, or
B) replacing existing GPX/GGZ files, or
C) adding + removing + replacing GPX/GGZ files?
And which firmware version?
One more test: When adding the child waypoint GPX file separately, the GPS do also start up with only one progress bar cycle.Catch wrote: Fri Dec 04, 2020 7:02 pm After hours and hours of testing with different combinations of GGZ, GPX and POI files and file sizes, I find that the very long startup-time is related to child waypoints. When child waypoints are included in the Geocache GPX files or as a separate GPX file in addition to Geocaches in a GGZ file, the number of progress bar cycles is high, thus the startup-time is very long.
With Geocaches only in a GGZ or GPX file and child waypoints as POIs, no matter of file size, the GPS starts up as expected with only one progress bar cycle.
For clarification, are you referring to adding the 'additional_waypoints.gpx' file?Catch wrote: Sat Dec 12, 2020 6:44 amOne more test: When adding the child waypoint GPX file separately, the GPS do also start up with only one progress bar cycle.