Hi Steinardo

I managed to reinstall the old 2.4.2 from the backed up ipa file. Lost my logs though, but have them backed up on the computer. But I am unable to move them into the Logs folder on the ipad, anyone got a clue on that? Seems I can move the log files into the root folder, but that's it.

One way is to use the "i-funbox" program, free (I think) & easily found.
Connect iPad, start i-funbox & Navigate to "User Applications/SkyDemon/Documents/Logs"
At the top of page choose Copy from PC.
Then simply copy from C:\Users\Your Name\Documents\SkyDemon\Logs ) or wherever Skydemon data is on your comp.

My greater problem was user waypoints. SkyDemon on the PC said "File too big for the cloud", so had to export the file to desktop as a .gpx & then remame it to:
yourchoice.waypoints.gpx this can then be transferred via iTunes to Skydemon.

Hope it helps a little,

regards,

Max.

Thanks a bunch, Max. Worked like a dream!

I post this because I am not sure if everyone has got this info from SD.
If the user community already have this e-mail, or this information, I apologize for taking up your time.

If the user community don´t have this information it´s a pity.

(INFORMATION IS ESSENTIAL)



Regards
P-A


This was mailed to me from Hannah Hart on October 12, a quick reply to my inquiry, which is good :

It appears to be the case that some of our users areexperiencing problems with acquiring a GPS fix in Go Flying mode since updatingthe SkyDemon iPad app to version 2.4.3. We have yet to identify why this is happening, but rest assured we areworking as hard as we can to fix this issue as quickly as possible.

Due to Apple's App Store policies we are not permitted tore-publish a previous, stable version of the app, which leaves us with nochoice but to pull version 2.4.3 until it can be fixed and re-submitted. This, regrettably, may not be resolved untilMonday, as Apple's approval process for the submission of new apps is not animmediate one. We are communicating withApple on this matter to get the fixed app expedited as quickly as possible andour highest priority is now focussed on resolving this issue.

All we can do at this stage is apologise unreservedly andsincerely for the inconvenience and disappointment this has caused to thosewishing to fly with their iPad over the weekend, and we hope to be able tooffer a resolution to this situation as quickly as we can.

Regards,

Hannah Hart | SkyDemon

www.skydemon.aero

Thanks for the update from SD.

For what it's worth, although I still use SD 2.4.2 (not updated yet thankfully!) I had trouble connecting the external Bluetooth GPS after upgrading to IOS6 (note, the connection was fine, but none of the apps ever got a gps fix). The solution to get the GPS working in Maps and other GPS apps was to unpair the BT GPS mouse, a complete restart of the iPad (long-press on-off button) and then reconnect the GPS.

Back on version 2.4.2. Thanks for the help. SD please fix the GPS issue.

Jean-Paul,

I confirm your problem. I experienced the same on my iPad.

One of the potential reason I see is that LFJD is not mentioned/dispalyed on the SD map on iPad (even though (i) it exists in the database on the iPad and (ii) it is clearly displayed on SD for Windows) : Tim any idea ?

Moreover, I got the same problem (SD trying to update/download data and finally freezing for any navigation in the area (French Alps)) even for a short navigation.
Try to plan : LFXA - LFKY and tell me if you also get the bug.

EDIT : this problem exists for me at least for all south-east of France ! I didn't test somewhere else.

Tim, your help would be really appreciated.

Thanks,
Julien