John,

Thanks for your efforts, which will benefit many.

I didn't give up on geotiff because I needed topo maps, but after the dependency dance in Debian - A likes B, B loves C, but C hates A, and repeat for D, E & F - I compiled from sources from osgeo.org and everyone was happy, but mostly me <grin>

Ray vk2tv

On 23/11/13 07:53, John Gorkos wrote:
There is a current raspberry pi build of Xastir CVS (as of this morning)
on the Aprs-alert server.
Here¹s how it¹s configured:
xastir 2.0.5 has been configured to use the following
options and external libraries:
<snip>

Getting geotiff to work on the Pi requires a Doctorate in Black
Witchcraft.  I believe you have to do the entire build on a machine
sitting in center of a pentagram drawn in goat¹s blood, under a full moon
on the third Tuesday of the month, while waving a dead chicken on the end
of an ethernet cord.  I¹m fresh out of chickens, so you get what you get.
<snip>

John Gorkos
AB0OO



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