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    Thierry CHARLÈS

    Hello,

    Just in case, do you have a large map list, a very large map in memory, or a huge route library?

    If it's slow, it's because the processor is working hard, and TwoNav tends to want to open or load everything.

    This should be fixable, either by limiting the map or route library or by reducing the number of open maps or files in the gps.ini file (Last...).

    [Files]
    Recent=/root/TwoNavData/Data/Tracklog/.....
    Last_Maps=/root/....
    Last_Track=/root/..

    Best regards

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    Thierry CHARLÈS

    When an electronic device is slow, it's because its processor is spending most of its time doing useless things (like some humans). Or that the processor is stuck in an endless loop. If it takes too long, it's usually woken up by a watchdog timer and restarts.

    So, in your case, without any unexpected restarts, it suggests that it's busy with other tasks. Therefore, you likely have a large number of files open, or a large number of unnecessary files that will be opened (maps or routes). Or you have a very large map, with a very large area, and the processor is spending all its time managing it.

    Clean up your files; collecting a large number of maps is pointless, except for taking up the processor's time.

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