[GRASS-dev] [GRASS GIS] #1830: help starting with GRASS GIS in

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#1830: help starting with GRASS GIS in
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 Reporter:  angelopaone1  |       Owner:  grass-dev@…              
     Type:  task          |      Status:  new                      
 Priority:  normal        |   Milestone:  6.4.3                    
Component:  Default       |     Version:  6.4.3 RCs                
 Keywords:                |    Platform:  MSWindows 7              
      Cpu:  x86-32        |  
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 I have to say that I am very new to Grass GIS world. Anyhow, I have
 Downloaded the latest stable GRASS GIS 6.4.3RC1 packaged for OSGeo4W with
 Free GIS software packages and libraries such as: Quantum GIS, GDAL tools,
 MapServer, OpenEV, uDig.

 Now, following the instraction of Quick wxGUI tutorial, I try to run GRASS
 GIS, I have also installed in the directory C:\Users\USER\Documents\GIS
 DataBase, the North Carolina and Spearfish60 folders,

 I click on the GRASS GIS icon on the desktop, from the "Welcome to GRASS"
 window ( I have to say that in the same time a GRASS GIS command prompt
 come out with the following writting:



 -path=C:/OSGeo4W/apps/Python27/Scripts

 OSGeo4W home is C:/OSGeo4W

 Failed to set LC_ALL to en_US.UTF-8)



 And I select from GIS data directory the folder GIS DataBase, from the
 Project location, I select the North Carolina sample datasets, and "user1"
 for the mapset, then click on "Start Grass". On my Windows desktop apper,
 two new GUI:

 GRASS GIS map display and GRASS GIS layer manager, but no map is dispalyed
 on the GRASS GIS map display and on GRASS GIS layer manager no list of
 files (Wxgrass-gis-manager-layer.png) is shown indicating geographic
 features : elevation, streams and roads etc. etc.

 I do not know what I did wrong, may somebody help me?

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