hi, could you please pM me the new link too? I'm using One X and very desperate in finding one. Million thanks to you

curiou5 wrote:Strange but true. I don't have this problem with the mobile data turned on in both ace and s3.

I think is due to which version of ROM..4.0.3, no problem...if 4.0.4 then got problem

lhooipg wrote:I think is due to which version of ROM..4.0.3, no problem...if 4.0.4 then got problem

I am on 4.0.4 no problem at all.

can i have the link for the installation files for htc one x?

links dead i think... :(

can someone pm me 720 organic files

Sufiansanip wrote:can someone pm me 720 organic files

Get it here http://www.navitotal.com/noref.php?url=http://letitbit.net/download/83053.810fd83633761f21d6b41e0399df/Organic_1280x720.7z.html

Thanks amichael:o

im on 4.1.2 Jelly bean, cant even start the app, in ICS 4.0.4 no problem

Yes finally make it running in Jelly bean 4.1.2

M9 in 4.0.4 ICS no problem at all

arinsms wrote:Yes finally make it running in Jelly bean 4.1.2

M9 in 4.0.4 ICS no problem at all

Can share how u make it work?

arinsms wrote:Yes finally make it running in Jelly bean 4.1.2

M9 in 4.0.4 ICS no problem at all

the problem now is 4.2.1, it hangs when starting!

can i have the installation file since the download link dead ?

To all sifu in this forum. I need help.

I tried in vain to install M9 on Galaxy S3 (i9300) running on Jelly Bean 4.1.1, but encounter problem.

After installation, when M9 is launched, it initially shows the M9 welcome theme and plays the introductory musical. After a few seconds, the location map shows up, but the "Menu" at the bottom left is no where to be seen. Hence, unable to switch to the function selection page.

The M9 installer was copied to the S3's internal phone memory consisting the following files :

Navisea folder containing the folders and files "Maps", "Organic", "Sound", "BGHKGTR00M", "TAHOMA", "morphemeXD.tbl", "Navitotal! M9SEA.apk", Organic files "1280x720 and 720x1280.

The Maps folder containing the "MFM-PPG-X8.5-X9-130107", "TH_120501_M_Z_9M" and "navigasi".

The Organic folder containing the folders of "1280x720" and "720x1280" resolution files, the language folders "CHT", "EN", "IND", "MY" and "TH" and file "ChProCt3" - each of the language folder also contains "1280x720" and "720x1280" resolution and "LangResourceCHT" files.

The Sounds folder containing folders "VoiceCH", "VoiceEn", "VoiceHakka", "VoiceHK", "VoiceIND", "VoiceMY", "VoiceTH", "VoiceTW" and files "Click01.gwv", "Click02.gwv", "
Click04.gwv", "DING02.gwv", "Disable01.gwv", "OverSpeed.gwv", "SpeedCamera5.gwv", "SpeedCamera.gwv" and "StartUP.gwv".

Attempted another method by copying the entire Navisea folder containing the abovemention folders and files to the external SD card, also met with the same problem, i.e. the M9 "Menu" does not show up at the bottom left of the display.

I've installed the M9 on Android Gingerbread V2.3.6 and ICS V4.0.4 and it works like a charm with the Malaysia/Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand maps.

There is nothing wrong with the Galaxy S3 handset, as I tried on three brand new sets (Jelly Bean 4.1.1), all have same problem, i.e. the M9 "Menu" does not show up at the bottom left of the display.

Hope sifu of this forum can enlighten how to resolve this problem.

Thanks/Regards and cheers.

The "1280x720" and "720x1280" could be a renamed from other resolution folder.

Check your PM.