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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Il 13/08/2014 19:11, Umberto Filippo
Minora ha scritto:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:53EB9C4B.9040701@tiscali.it" type="cite">I am
having problem in importing tif rasters in GRASS.
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When I try a command like
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r.in.gdal input= raster1 output= raster2
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being "raster1" my .tif file (I can open it in qgis), the console
outputs this message
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ERROR 4: `/home/umberto/Documenti/unimi/ppg/summer_at_home/d
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ebris/Debris_Mask.tif' not recognised as a supported file
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format.
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What would be the problem in my case?
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I am a very beginner user of GRASS, hope someone could help me.
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Sorry, I have to correct my thread.<br>
Raster don't open neither in qgis.<br>
I think there should be problems in the GDAL dependencies, since I
tried to remove and re-install GRASS, qgis, and GDAL for another
problem (thus creating this new one in the thread).<br>
Would it be a solution to remove everything again and re-install
again? Moreover, I performed a GDAL installation in the 2013 using <a
href="https://gist.github.com/lossyrob/4348503">this script</a>,
and I am used to remove my packages using these command lines from
terminal:<br>
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sudo apt-get remove --purge package<br>
sudo apt-get autoremove<br>
sudo aptutude remove packagename<br>
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Would it be possible that having run that script would consist in
some sort of file still remaining un-removed which could create any
conflicts?<br>
Any help would be really appreciated.<br>
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