Hello,
this problem occurs because of requirement of gdal-1.3.1, what I could not
compile. Do anybody solved this problem on Ubuntu/Debian or have anybody an
idea? I am just helpless at this point.
Many thanks
Tomas
Il giorno mar, 26/09/2006 alle 11.33 +0200, Tomas Lanczos ha scritto:
this problem occurs because of requirement of gdal-1.3.1, what I could
not
compile. Do anybody solved this problem on Ubuntu/Debian or have
anybody an
idea? I am just helpless at this point.
Tomas,
spgrass6 requires the 'rgdal' package installed, which obviously depends
on a working installation of GDAL itself. For me, also 1.3.2 worked,
despite requirements are for 1.3.1.
If you cannot install gdal, then perhaps you'll have better luck asking
on the gdal mailing list.
All the best,
Steko
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On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Tomas Lanczos wrote:
Hello,
this problem occurs because of requirement of gdal-1.3.1, what I could not
compile. Do anybody solved this problem on Ubuntu/Debian or have anybody an
idea? I am just helpless at this point.
Yes, the rgdal R package, on which spgrass6 depends, requires GDAL >= 1.3.1.
Please do consider installing your software from source, if possible
starting from PROJ.4 and GDAL, then R and the packages needed within R
(which will be built from source anyway).
There have been reports of Ubuntu/Debian binary installs putting headers
and libraries in unlikely places needing subsequent manual intervention,
and/or having the list of directories containing shared objects in
unlikely places. It would be useful to have input from Ubuntu/Debian users
showing how they have succeeded, I do not have access to such systems (and
in any case prefer to install these kinds of applications from source).
Please also consider using the STATGRASS list, and reviewing its archives
about this.
Roger
Many thanks
Tomas
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Il giorno mar, 26/09/2006 alle 12.05 +0200, Roger Bivand ha scritto:
Yes, the rgdal R package, on which spgrass6 depends, requires GDAL >=
1.3.1.Please do consider installing your software from source, if possible
starting from PROJ.4 and GDAL, then R and the packages needed within
R
(which will be built from source anyway).There have been reports of Ubuntu/Debian binary installs putting
headers
and libraries in unlikely places needing subsequent manual
intervention,
and/or having the list of directories containing shared objects in
unlikely places.
http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/123
here some useful hints for installing GRASS & Co. from source on
Debian/Ubuntu. It's not so hard...
It would be useful to have input from Ubuntu/Debian users
showing how they have succeeded, I do not have access to such systems
(and
in any case prefer to install these kinds of applications from
source).
I'm on Ubuntu Dapper here, but because of old packages in the repos, I
got the whole GIS toolchain compiled from scratch (proj4, gdal, geos,
grass, qgis). spgrass6 installed w/o any problem on my machine running a
precompiled binary of R 2.2.1.
Best regards,
Steko
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Roger Bivand napisał(a):
On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Tomas Lanczos wrote:
Hello,
this problem occurs because of requirement of gdal-1.3.1, what I could not
compile. Do anybody solved this problem on Ubuntu/Debian or have anybody an
idea? I am just helpless at this point.
Yes, the rgdal R package, on which spgrass6 depends, requires GDAL >= 1.3.1.Please do consider installing your software from source, if possible starting from PROJ.4 and GDAL, then R and the packages needed within R (which will be built from source anyway).
There have been reports of Ubuntu/Debian binary installs putting headers
and libraries in unlikely places needing subsequent manual intervention,
and/or having the list of directories containing shared objects in
unlikely places. It would be useful to have input from Ubuntu/Debian users showing how they have succeeded, I do not have access to such systems (and in any case prefer to install these kinds of applications from source).Please also consider using the STATGRASS list, and reviewing its archives about this.
Roger
Many thanks
Tomas
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yes, I also had that problem I have "undocumented" solution - it works but we still don't know why... (sorry Roger, I'm very busy now with my lectures)
here is the solution...
Install gdal 1.2.6 and proj 4.4.9b from ubuntu repository. Next install gdal from source with option you need (by the way, do not install with OGDI - it generate "floationg point exception" - I also do not know why). Gdal 1.2.6 will install in /usr directory and gdal 1.3.2 in usr/local so your default will be 1.3.2 next install grass with configure option pointing on /usr/local/..../ DIR. After grass is ionstalled, reinstall gdal.
After that rgdal and spgrass6 shall install corectly....
If you have grass and gdal 1.3.2/1.3.1 and proj installed, simply add gdal and proj 4 from ubuntu repository. Rgdal and spgrass6 will install corectly
or you can make symlinks to gdal libraries in /usr/lib dir it MAYBY shall help
regards
Jarek