Re: [Gpsbabel-code] Showing progress of USB download

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Those do sound like showstoppers for my idea.  Thanks for your help Robert.=
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e: [Gpsbabel-code] Showing progress of USB download=0A=0A=0Ajeff@kalikstein=
.com wrote:=0A=0A>    I have a Garmin Forerunner 301, and the memory holds =
enough points=0A>    for the xfer to take a nontrivial amount of time.=0A=
=0AFR 301 uses a protocol that's a little less efficient than 305:=0A=0A[ro=
bertl@rjloud route]$ time gpsbabel -t -r -w -i garmin -f usb: -o gpx -F /tm=
p/qqq.gpx=0A=0Areal    0m9.590s=0Auser    0m0.037s=0Asys     0m0.014s=0A=0A=
That's with 97 waypoints and 1,927 trackpoints =0A=0A>    Given the way you=
've described how the Garmin protocol works, can't=0A>    we check the data=
 returned by "Here's your datapoint", and abort=0A>    the xfter if conditi=
ons are met?=0A=0AYou asked for ones 'with a timestamp newer than x'. Track=
s are returned=0Ain order. If you wanted only ones older than X, you could =
indeed stop in=0Athe middle.=0A=0AAs I recall, some models would then be wh=
acked out for the NEXT transfer=0Aas they'd still be shouting "Here's track=
point #439" when you're trying=0Ato start a new dialogue with it.=0A=0ARJL=
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