Hi Gerd, I also struggled around with this incompatibility splitter/JOSM. I used XML-files, but JOSM does not support API V0.5 for quite a while now, and splitter still produces v0.5 XML files. Dirty Workaround: I open all yml-file in an editor, changed Line 2 into "osm version='0.6'" and add "version='1'" to all id-instances. For VIM: :%s/ id='/ version='1' id='/g Maybe that's also the reason why JOSM doesn't like the PBF-files... Regards, Michael Am 25.02.2016 um 23:46 schrieb Gerd Petermann:
Gerd Petermann wrote
Hi Greg.
You can use osmconvert which should be able to read the output of splitter, e.g.
osmconvert 12360002.osm.pbf -o=12360002-josm.osm.pbf
Sorry, was too quick. You probably need option --fake-version for osmconvert: osmconvert --fake-version 12360002.osm.pbf -o=12360002-josm.osm.pbf
I think that's the reason for the problem: JOSM doesn't like input in pbf format that doesn't have the meta info (version, author etc)
I never cared about that because I use o5m format and an o5m plugin that I wrote once for JOSM. It is not in the plugins repo, but I may try again to add it there.
A 3rd alternative is to use --output=xml in splitter, the files in that format are no problem in JOSM, but may decrease performance in splitter and mkgmap.
Gerd
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