Hi Paul,

if You do: gdalinfo --formats | grep AERONAVFAA
does your format show up?

I could be that You have to make your own build to have AERONAVFAA included.

It doesn't show up in my debian build.

/Lars
4 september 2019 kl. 14:46, [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) skrev:
        Hi, 

        I don’t know if this is the correct forum. 

        I would like to fonvert a aeronavFAA obstacle file to the Esri shape 
format.  

        From all the information I can find on internet I think this should be 
correct: 

        C:Program FilesGDAL>ogr2ogr -f "ESRI Shapefile" c:tempFAAdof13_ga 
C:DownloadsFAA_DOF13-GA.DAT 

        This is the error message I get: 

        FAILURE: 

        Unable to open datasource 
`C:UsersanpaumalDownloadsshapefilerFAA_DOF13-GA.DAT' with the following 
drivers. 

        -> `netCDF' 

        -> `PCIDSK' 

        -> `PDS4' 

        -> `JP2OpenJPEG' 

        -> `PDF' 

        -> `MBTiles' 

        -> `EEDA' 

        -> `DB2ODBC' 

        -> `ESRI Shapefile' 

        -> `MapInfo File' 

        -> `UK .NTF' 

        -> `OGR_SDTS' 

        -> `S57' 

        -> `DGN' 

        -> `OGR_VRT' 

        -> `REC' 

        -> `Memory' 

        -> `BNA' 

        -> `CSV' 

        -> `NAS' 

        -> `GML' 

        -> `GPX' 

        -> `LIBKML' 

        -> `KML' 

        -> `GeoJSON' 

        -> `GeoJSONSeq' 

        -> `ESRIJSON' 

        -> `TopoJSON' 

        -> `Interlis 1' 

        -> `Interlis 2' 

        -> `OGR_GMT' 

        -> `GPKG' 

        -> `SQLite' 

        -> `ODBC' 

        -> `WAsP' 

        -> `PGeo' 

        -> `MSSQLSpatial' 

        -> `PostgreSQL' 

        -> `MySQL' 

        -> `OpenFileGDB' 

        -> `XPlane' 

        -> `DXF' 

        -> `CAD' 

        -> `Geoconcept' 

        -> `GeoRSS' 

        -> `GPSTrackMaker' 

        -> `VFK' 

        -> `PGDUMP' 

        -> `OSM' 

        -> `GPSBabel' 

        -> `SUA' 

        -> `OpenAir' 

        -> `OGR_PDS' 

        -> `WFS' 

        -> `WFS3' 

        -> `HTF' 

        -> `AeronavFAA' 

        -> `Geomedia' 

        -> `EDIGEO' 

        -> `GFT' 

        -> `SVG' 

        -> `CouchDB' 

        -> `Cloudant' 

        -> `Idrisi' 

        -> `ARCGEN' 

        -> `SEGUKOOA' 

        -> `SEGY' 

        -> `ODS' 

        -> `XLSX' 

        -> `ElasticSearch' 

        -> `Walk' 

        -> `Carto' 

        -> `SXF' 

        -> `Selafin' 

        -> `JML' 

        -> `PLSCENES' 

        -> `CSW' 

        -> `VDV' 

        -> `GMLAS' 

        -> `MVT' 

        -> `TIGER' 

        -> `AVCBin' 

        -> `AVCE00' 

        -> `NGW' 

        -> `HTTP' 

        I can see that the driver AeronavFAA is tested, since it is listed 
above, what am I doing wrong?  

        Kind regards, 

        Paul
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