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Hi all,
I'm really considering getting a Garmin Fortrex 101 . I have a Rino 120 that runs pretty good on Linux, but I'm thinking the Fortrex uses a USB ...
- 09-08-2005 #1Linux Guru
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Garmin Fortrex 101
Hi all,
I'm really considering getting a Garmin Fortrex 101. I have a Rino 120 that runs pretty good on Linux, but I'm thinking the Fortrex uses a USB interface, whereas my Rino uses serial.
Any know if this guy works on Linux, or can give me any ideas/reviews/thoughts/links on it?
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- 09-08-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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i dont know if this perl script is any use for you, it is for downloading the data from this device which should be simmilar to they one your looking at:
http://www.garmin.com/pressroom/outdoor/030204.html
and the script:
http://www.w-beer.de/pub/garman/garmanProud to be a GNU/Gentoo Linux user!
- 09-20-2005 #3Linux Guru
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The unit is available with a serial cable connection and is NMEA compliant. Using GPSman, I was able to d/l all tracks, routes and waypoints from my Rino 120 and then upload them to the Foretrex.
Hate to sound super cool, but if the shoe fits...

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