All I know is how to change the password.
Go to C:\Program Files\Road Runner and you should find a file called screenlock, is a notepad file..
All you have to do is erase the code from it and enter your new one.
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All I know is how to change the password.
Go to C:\Program Files\Road Runner and you should find a file called screenlock, is a notepad file..
All you have to do is erase the code from it and enter your new one.
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Originally Posted by OMEGA46
S&T is not supported and IMHO as a car navigation option it sucks. If you want to use S&T it is possible but you'll have to set it up manually.
Supported GPS options are Iguidance (any version), MapMonkey, and Freedrive and in V3 google earth is intergrated.
Stick a shortcut to RR in your windows startup folder and it will load when XP loads.
Ill prob make a way to set the password from inside the skin, where it should be
another question :), when I pick up one of the supported navs, how would i intergrate it?
just install either of the supported apps to there default locations (default path is not required). Open RR config and set the path to your GPS app. Run Road Runner, once the skin loads, click and hold the NAVI button and choose your gps application. done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OMEGA46
Hey LS, how are things coming along? How's your car computer coming along?
things are coming along good. The skin could be released at any given moment.
There was a bug in the september releases of RoadRunner that affected the skin pretty badly so now that this has been fixed in the 10-3 release things can move along.
carputer hunt is going kind of slow :( actually a bit disappointed that in the 5+ years since my last carputer purchase the hardware hasnt improved much for these types of setups.
dont sleep on the intel little valley board man. Its handling everything my 2.3ghz amd did and more. I'm more than impressed with it so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by liquid_smoke
Yeah, I know what you mean about the hardware. I would like to upgrade the Mobo in my car at some point but not in a big rush right now. I would like some more processing power.Quote:
Originally Posted by liquid_smoke
i thought about going with an intel mini-itx board, its likely what i end up doing before its all said and done. I really wanted to use a UMPC, but finding it really hard to gauge how they perform.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sonicxtacy02
What cpu do u have in your little valley?
its embedded with a 1.3 celly.. but in all honesty it out performs any 1.3 board i've ever used. Its highly customizable (bios boot screens etc), boots in like 40 secs unoptimized with 1gb ram and resumes from hibernation in about 15 seconds.. again unoptimized. i can also leave it in s3 standby for days and it doesnt kill my 5 year old battery. its really a great board