Just checked out my system. I'm on an iPad mini 4, running Go 2.8.6, AC FW is 1.9.6 and RC is 1.6. Fired it up and when the app opened, the 'Aircraft Status' page comes up telling me tha a FW upgrade is required. I just close the window, map displays and the motors fire up just fine. No telling if DJI might still get me, but it appears that, for now, my configuration has dodged this bullet.
DJI forces us to take the GO update v3.1.3 [Android].
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DJI admitted with 3.1.2 ver 581 there was an error in the code. They resolved that in 3.1.2 ver 582.
However as some people were not aware of the issue they decided to issue a new firmware and make everyone update. I am flying with it 3.1.3 and not having any issues. I also was not affected by the fly away issue a few people had.
I just did a 6000ft distance flight today and no dramas at all. The 12000ft total trip took me just over 6 minutes.
However as some people were not aware of the issue they decided to issue a new firmware and make everyone update. I am flying with it 3.1.3 and not having any issues. I also was not affected by the fly away issue a few people had.
I just did a 6000ft distance flight today and no dramas at all. The 12000ft total trip took me just over 6 minutes.
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Correction : Application Software, not firmware.
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Please check the thread tittle. It's written [Android].
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For those who prefer to use v3.1.3 with Google Maps, find the clue on the 1'st comment.
DJI.GO 3.1.3 [Android] with Google Maps:
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DJI.GO 3.1.3 [Android] with Google Maps:
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ok, so I tried to install 2.6.0 and boom, there is the same problem as you guys have
I looked into sources, did a little digging and I have a solution for all of you
disadvantages:
1. most probably it's valid for Android users only (I don't even know if the same problem is on iOS version)
2. you won't be able to use internet connection while using DJI GO
so:
1. download attached zip, unzip it and copy those 2 files somewhere to your phone (so you can use them again and again)
2. run DJI GO and cache your maps that you need
3. close DJI GO completely
4. turn off internet connection
5. use some file browser (I recommend Total Commander) and navigate to internal SD card's folder \Android\data\dji.pilot\cache (it may seem familiar as we put .DJI.configs into \Android\data\dji.pilot\files)
6. you can see there are the same 2 files - replace them with the files you copied into your phone
7. enjoy DJI GO with no forced upgrade
I think I should be able to patch apk in a way that this message will never be displayed, even when phone is connected to the internet
if anybody would like to try, choose version number to patch
hey thanks again for this ferraript!! Whats the chance you could patch the 2.9.1 apk for andoid??
it's funny, nobody has come to the conclusion that it's impossible to achieve this?
because if you want to cache maps, you'll need internet connection and in that very moment DJI's popup will be displayed
so my offer is still valid
I should be able to patch DJI GO in a way that the message will never be displayed even with the internet connection
if anybody's interested, just say version number and I can try...
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2.9.1 was a great version for me. It would be great if we could get a trouble free version of that.
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so far I patched, tested and uploaded versions
2.6.0, 2.6.1, 2.7.2, 2.8.3, 2.9.1 and 3.0.1
only one single byte had to be changed in the sources
now you'll get warning about having old version, but there is [Remind me later] button
most probably you won't be able to install it directly over your current version (certificate mismatch), so:
1. make a backup of your current version, especially your flight logs
2. uninstall your current DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. have fun
if you have TitaniumBackup installed, you can do it like this:
1. in TB: do a backup of DJI GO, including external data (check if max size is set at least to 100 MB)
2. uninstall DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. in TB: restore Data only of DJI GO
5. install patched DJI GO once again
6. have fun
note:
in some cases, map is not shown in my patched versions
read about solution here
2.6.0, 2.6.1, 2.7.2, 2.8.3, 2.9.1 and 3.0.1
only one single byte had to be changed in the sources
now you'll get warning about having old version, but there is [Remind me later] button
most probably you won't be able to install it directly over your current version (certificate mismatch), so:
1. make a backup of your current version, especially your flight logs
2. uninstall your current DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. have fun
if you have TitaniumBackup installed, you can do it like this:
1. in TB: do a backup of DJI GO, including external data (check if max size is set at least to 100 MB)
2. uninstall DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. in TB: restore Data only of DJI GO
5. install patched DJI GO once again
6. have fun
note:
in some cases, map is not shown in my patched versions
read about solution here
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You are the man that's great, download and working like a charm. Thanks for sorting that.so far I patched, tested and uploaded versions
2.6.0 and 2.9.1
only one single byte had to be changed in the sources
now you'll get warning about having old version, but there is [Remind me later] button
most probably you won't be able to install it directly over your current version (certificate mismatch), so:
1. make a backup of your current version, especially your flight logs
2. uninstall your current DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. have fun
if you have TitaniumBackup installed, you can do it like this:
1. in TB: do a backup of DJI GO, including external data (check if max size is set at least to 100 MB)
2. uninstall DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. in TB: restore Data only of DJI GO
5. install patched DJI GO once again
6. have fun
and now I feel like a game cracker
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I flew both today and yesterday , yesterday with a WiFi connection(nearly out of range) by the time I returned from a 12 minute flight, I finally had the map loaded.
So, I cached the entire map of Hawaii, then zoomed in on the area I wanted to fly, tried flying again, no map!
So, this morning, set here maps to ofline mode, verified I can zoom in on map, clised here map app, launched go, no maps after 5 minutes( no WiFi)
Shut down, loaded here maps, zoomed in on flying area, restarted go, No Maps!
Anyone know WTF is going on?
I normally do not have a connection to Internet when flying, and caching does not seem to work.
lol .. this is like the 'no-cd' patch equivalent for our phantomsso far I patched, tested and uploaded versions
2.6.0 and 2.9.1
only one single byte had to be changed in the sources
now you'll get warning about having old version, but there is [Remind me later] button
most probably you won't be able to install it directly over your current version (certificate mismatch), so:
1. make a backup of your current version, especially your flight logs
2. uninstall your current DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. have fun
if you have TitaniumBackup installed, you can do it like this:
1. in TB: do a backup of DJI GO, including external data (check if max size is set at least to 100 MB)
2. uninstall DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. in TB: restore Data only of DJI GO
5. install patched DJI GO once again
6. have fun
and now I feel like a game cracker
I still use those just so my kids can play older star wars games and not scratch my discs. Much appreciated man. I'm downloading both now, will test out.
I don't know about Here maps, but I believe it works the same way like it works with Google maps
you are doing it in wrong way
DJI GO uses its own cache only
so you need to cache map within DJI GO
3.0.1 And i would be a happy camper, thank youso far I patched, tested and uploaded versions
2.6.0 and 2.9.1
only one single byte had to be changed in the sources
now you'll get warning about having old version, but there is [Remind me later] button
most probably you won't be able to install it directly over your current version (certificate mismatch), so:
1. make a backup of your current version, especially your flight logs
2. uninstall your current DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. have fun
if you have TitaniumBackup installed, you can do it like this:
1. in TB: do a backup of DJI GO, including external data (check if max size is set at least to 100 MB)
2. uninstall DJI GO
3. install patched DJI GO
4. in TB: restore Data only of DJI GO
5. install patched DJI GO once again
6. have fun
and now I feel like a game cracker
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Just remember that Google is banned in China so DJI needs a map that they can use for the China customers.
