On 2011-10-10 13:50, Bartosz Fabianowski wrote:
You can try the following:
Download the European coastline file from [1] with the same time stamp as your input pbf and pass it to mkgmap via the --coastlinefile option. If this fixes the flooding, you are suffering from the same problem that I keep running into - the coastline fails to reach some of the tile boundaries.
- Bartosz
Thank you Bartosz. So I loaded europe-111004, but I got the following very strange message: Warning: using default sort SEVERE (CoastlineFileLoader): ./coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf: Coastline file not found. SEVERE (LocationHook): ./coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf: Disable LocationHook because boundary directory does not exist. Dir: bounds SEVERE (LocationHook): 63240001.osm.pbf: Disable LocationHook because boundary directory does not exist. Dir: bounds SEVERE (LocationHook): 63240002.osm.pbf: Disable LocationHook because boundary directory does not exist. Dir: bounds SEVERE (LocationHook): 63240001.osm.pbf: Disable LocationHook because boundary directory does not exist. Dir: bounds SEVERE (LocationHook): 63240002.osm.pbf: Disable LocationHook because boundary directory does not exist. Dir: bounds Warning: using default sort bash-4.1$ The result of this is that I get no sea at all! Hey - at least the flooding has gone! :-) I have no idea why mkgmap makes the claim "coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf: Coastline file not found." The file is most certainly there. I have tried it as "./coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf" and as just plain vanilla "coastlines_europe-111004.osm.pbf". Same problem both ways. This was with mkgmap r2045. I think I was getting the "Disable LocationHook ...." error message originally, i.e. without the --coastlinefile param. Steve