Hello!
I tried to import a scanned map using the r.in.gdal module in the
following way:
I created a temporary x-y location larger than the scanned map, then
issued the "r.in.gdal input=filename ouput=nameofrastermap" command. It
results in segmentation fault. I tried to set the debug level higher,
but there are no other error messages.
The scanned map is in a jpg file. I have only read rights to this file,
but I don't think it's problem.
I use grass 5.0.3 version.
Any idea what could be the problem?
Thank you in advance,
Istvan
2005-08-23, k keltezéssel 09:33-kor Paul Kelly ezt írta:
Stefan Istvan wrote:
> Hello!
> I tried to import a scanned map using the r.in.gdal module in the
> following way:
> I created a temporary x-y location larger than the scanned map, then
> issued the "r.in.gdal input=filename ouput=nameofrastermap" command. It
> results in segmentation fault. I tried to set the debug level higher,
> but there are no other error messages.
> The scanned map is in a jpg file. I have only read rights to this file,
> but I don't think it's problem.
> I use grass 5.0.3 version.
>
> Any idea what could be the problem?
Perhaps your gdal is linked to GRASS using the gdalbridge, which didn't
work with more recent versions of GDAL. You should recompile r.in.gdal
after re-running the configure script using the --with-gdal option, or
use a later version of GRASS where this is the default.
I've just installed Grass 6.0, and the problem disappeared.
Thanks,
Istvan