Some kind of Android device would probably make it easy to achieve around 90% of what I wanted with minimal fuss.
Install navit on raspberry pi raspbian jessye install#
Install Navit On Raspberry Pi 3Īlong with being easy to operate, highly customisable, touch interface and be extensible with normal off the shelf hardware. The system chosen to fulfill these requirements would have to operate under normal automotive conditions ( 12 volt power, temperature extremes, vibration and significant knocks when off road ). So in order to avoid unwanted speeding fines along the way I was going to need a more accurate way of determining speed when driving. The 35inch mud tires currently on the car make the speedometer read around 10% lower than the actual speed of travel.The trip around Australia was going to cover a lot of distance ( ) so a very large supply of music is needed.My first step toward bringing the Land Cruiser into the present day were replacing all of the standard factory interior lights with LED’s.īut beyond this I had two main requirements: So I decided the car needed a technology boost to help bring it up to speed with the modern day. The lack of electronics and creature comforts in the vehicle make it look downright Spartan when compared to one of the latest 200 series Land Cruisers. But given the advances in automotive technology since the car was first designed. Since its release the 80 Series Land Cruiser has earned itself a reputation as a dependable and an almost unbeatable machine off road.
Will not currently work with rapbian-ua-netinst.Ħ months ago I bought an 80 series Toyota Land Cruiser and the time since has been doing the car up in preparation for a trip around Australia.
README.md raspbian-ua-netinst Automatically install Navit on a Raspberry Pi Questions about this? Ask us on IRC! Irc:///navit or Example of Navit running on a Raspberry Pi 2 with the Adafruit 3.5' 320x240 Touchscreen Note: Currently tested with rapbian-ua-netinst to 1.0.9.ģ min - Uploaded by OzzMakerThis video shows Navit running on a Raspberry Pi which a BerryGPS-IMU attached.
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