Hi Nick,
I had the same problem with Qgis 1.6, some gdaltools work very well but
by using others (like merge) I get an error message saying that qgis
can't find some modules, they are there (but I don't know if they are on
the wrong place). Anyway, I solved the problem by constructing a vtr of
the rasters I want (this tool works fine) and then I transformed the vtr
to another format I needed (this one also works very well). I know that
this is not very elegant solution but it could be useful if you can't
wait for long.
Cheers
El 18/06/2011 10:42 a.m., Nick Hopton escribió:
I am running QGIS 1.7 under Ubuntu 11.04 and I can no longer merge
rasters by going 'Raster -> Merge'. This was possible in QGIS 1.6, but
not in QGIS 1.8 or now, after I have dropped back to Version 1.7. The
process fails with the error message 'The process crashed some time
after starting successfully.' However, other Gdal tools, for example,
'Raster -> Warp' and 'Raster -> Transform' do work. gdal_merge.py will
not run from a terminal either.
I have tried completely removing QGIS and reinstalling, but to no
effect. One odd thing though, after 'completely removing' QGIS and
reinstalling it I was surprised to find that my old settings were
still in place.
Where, by default, does QGIS install Gdal tools, by the way?
Any advice on where I go from here would be greatly appreciated; I've
almost reached the stage where I'm considering a clean install of
Ubuntu but I really don't want to do this.
Regards, Nick.
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