Hello, Do you have any screenshot that shows the error during installation?
Maybe we can help. Cheers. On Jul 3, 2013 6:50 AM, "Andrew Buck" <[email protected]> wrote: > We have had our second meeting of the experimental support team assisting > the ground team in Togo. We plan to continue meeting once per day > continuing forward to keep the community informed of the situation on the > ground. Even though the email about the first meeting yesterday was late > in getting our to the list (and therefore has only been up for a few hours) > we have already had some interest in helping with the ground team, so thank > you to the people who have already offered support. > > > > Overview: > > There was less to discuss tonight as the situation has not changed on the > ground from yesterday. Most of the discussion was focused on preparation > for future deployments and collaboration. > > > > Current Needs: > > The ground teams are trying to set up QGIS on windows and are having > problems with crashes in the install process (seems to be related to Visual > Basic). If there are HOTties who have experience with this issue help > would be appreciated. > > They are moving forward with discussions with the national forestry > department of Togo, however discussions are still in their early stages and > the forestry reps are unfamiliar with OSM. It was suggested that general > mapping of landuse is good but no specific goals for the forestry project > have been established. Nicolas is going to try to get us an area to use as > a "test area" for forestry mapping tomorrow. > > The solicitation for translators put out yesterday continues (one response > so far). We still don't have a list of what to translate but it will be > blog posts (French to English) and other similar kinds of text. The list > should be ready tomorrow. > > > > For discussion: > > Internet is quite slow in these developing countries and so the idea was > discussed of preloading the JOSM imagery cache with Bing (and possibly > other) imagery data for the area where the computers will be sent. These > imagery caches would not be shared publicly, just loaded onto our field > computers and then sent out so that they make fewer requests over the net > for imagery tiles as most can be met by the cache. We would like to know > if this is OK to do as per the license agreements we have with Bing. > > Finally, before the field team moves on to Burkina Faso to set up the next > volunteer mapping team they will have access to high speed internet to > prepare the computers they will deliver to Burkina Faso. We should try to > preload these computers with as much software as they are likely to need, > as well as any large files that would make sense to load on them so they do > not have to be downloaded "in country". We have started a wiki page at the > address below to aggregate a list of these things. Please contribute any > suggestions you think may be useful. > > > http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Humanitarian_OSM_Team/Preparing_field_mission > > > Thanks again to those who contributed since the last summary email went > out and we look forward to hearing your feedback going forward. > > Signed, > The Members of the Togo Experimental Support Team > > Pierre Béland > Andrew Buck > Will Skora > > > _______________________________________________ > HOT mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot > >
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