Joe Bayles ezt írta:
> I'm not even really there yet. I've followed the following steps:
> Created an undefined XY location for importing
> Created a defined UTM location for georeferencing
> r.in.gdal (don't have the exact line written down, but it worked, I
> have displayed the TIFF as a raster)
> i.group group=map input=state@PERMANENT (assigned the one image to a
> group)
ok
> i.target group=map@PERMANENT location=georeference mapset=permanent
> (targeted the UTM location)
ok. if you try group=group_name@OTHER_MAPSET there it complains. you
can only write to the current mapset. You are allowed to add input maps
from other input mapsets though.
> d.mon start=x0 (started the monitor)
> Here's where it gets... not good.
> i.points group=map@PERMANENT (attempt to start identifying points)
> and I get this:
> Target information for group [map] missing
> Please run i.target for group map
for me it works, what does your PERMANENT/group/map/REF file look like?
what version of grass are you using?
# spearfish
G65> i.group gr=test_gr in=spot.image
Adding raster map <spot.image@PERMANENT> to group
i.group complete.
#ok
# the contents of the $MAPSET/group/test_gr/REF file looks ok too
G65> i.target gr=test_gr@user1 loc=nc_spm_08 mapset=user1
#ok
G65> i.target gr=test_gr@foo loc=nc_spm_08 mapset=user1
ERROR: Group must exist in the current mapset
G65> d.mon x0
G65> i.points group=test_gr@user1
#ok
Stefán István wrote:
Try "map" instead of "map@PERMANENT" in command i.target.
(for me that works either way)
I've also experienced this problem.
If I didn't specify the mapset informations in the map
names, it works. So try write just "state" instead of
"state@PERMANENT" and "map" instead of "map@PETMANENT" everywhere.
This helps for me, though I use the gui for i.group and i.target.
in general the imagery library isn't very good with external mapset stuff,
but in this case it should all work.
?
Hamish