gawanco wrote:M9 on Galaxy Note 2 with Android 4.1.2 : -

Despite having checked the integrity of all the folders / files of M9 and ensure all the folders and files are there, the M9 still returned the message "Unfortunately, Navitotal! has stoppped".

The same M9 installed on ICS 4.04 works perfectly, but when installed on JB 4.1.2, does not work.

Despite having the resolution files of 1280x720, 720x1280, 1184x720 and 1196x720 in the Organic folder, M9 failed to work.

Hope any one who has installed the M9 successfully will shed some light where I went wrong with the installation on OS 4.1.2.

Thanks/Regards.

gawanco wrote:M9 on Galaxy Note 2 with Android 4.1.2 : -

Despite having checked the integrity of all the folders / files of M9 and ensure all the folders and files are there, the M9 still returned the message "Unfortunately, Navitotal! has stoppped".

The same M9 installed on ICS 4.04 works perfectly, but when installed on JB 4.1.2, does not work.

Despite having the resolution files of 1280x720, 720x1280, 1184x720 and 1196x720 in the Organic folder, M9 failed to work.

Hope any one who has installed the M9 successfully will shed some light where I went wrong with the installation on OS 4.1.2.

Thanks/Regards.

gawanco wrote:Understand from fellow forumer postings :

M9 cannot support Jelly Bean V4.2.1

One or two forumers had the M9 running on :

Jelly Bean V4.1.1 (working on M9)
Jelly Bean V4.1.2 (working on M9)
Jelly Bean V4.2.1 (M9 cannot support)

I don't know what they did with the M9 installer, I still could not get it to run on V4.1.1 and V4.1.2

curiou5 wrote:Did you managed to get it working on SGS3. There are two installer files, one M9 Navitotal and the other M9(ckw). I'm using the latter.

mr.chuya wrote:@gawanco, I got installer from #1 (MonsterGPS, M9 Navitotal), running well from internal memory on my SGN2 JB 4.1.1. (At 1st attempt I got stop message too when running from external memory card).
And make sure you put "Navisea" folder in the root directory of your internal memory and execute the apk from that location.

gawanco wrote:Dear curious5,

I've downloaded the NaviSEAckw version of M9 (Many thanks for your effort). All folders and files are intact. Unfortunately, I'm unable to try out the installation at this point of time, as my friends had taken back the SG S3 and Note 2 handsets. I will try out the NaviSEAckw version of M9 as soon as I can lay my hands on the SG S3 and Note 2 devices.

In the meantime, I would appreciate very much if you could advise on the following pointers :

a) :
Will the NaviSEAckw run on SG S3 (other than SG Note 2) with OS 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 ?
[color="#0000FF"]It works on my SG S3 running on 4.1.2. SG Note, I don't have one to try.[/color]

b) :
The NaviSEAckw comes without the 1280x720 and 720x1280 resolution files. Is it necessary to copy these two resolution files onto the Organic folder and each of the language folders ?
[color="#0000FF"]Oops I might have deleted that resolution folders. Yes you need to copy the resolution file to the Organic folder and the languages folders[/color]

c) :
The M9 NaviSEAckw installer comes with an additional two files, namely "._.DS_Store" and ".DS_Store" in the root directory and in the Map folder. Are these two files supposed to be patches to resolve the issues found on OS 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 ?
[color="#0000FF"]No idea what these files are for.[/color]

d) :
For the benefits of other forumers, it would be helpful to list the resolution files to use for which version of OS, for example :

1. Which handset device and OS version should use 1280x720 and 720x1280 resolution files.
[color="#0000FF"]Should be for those phone having these resolutions. M9 will not work on 4.2[/color]

2. Which handset device and OS version should use 1184x720 and 720x1196 resolution files.
[color="#0000FF"]Except for 1184x720 and 720x1196 folders, I have deleted all the other resolution folders in my SG S3. AFAIK, S3 and HTCx1 use these resolution folders and OS should be until android 4.1.2.[/color]

Sorry for my long winded questions. I believe it will be helpful to other forumers to resolve the different issues they encounter installing the M9.

Thanks/Regards.

gawanco wrote:Can you advise which are the actual resolution folders which are needed