Chris Miller schrieb:
C> And the --split-file=<file> option is also not working for me
Hmm, this one had me stumped for a bit but I think I know what it is. The "mapid = 1" is the giveaway... It looks like the code that parses areas.list currently looks for an 8 digit number - if it doesn't find one it'll fail with the exception you've shown. Because you specified mapid = 1, the ID was written out as a single digit (rather than "00000001").
Try editing the mapids in the file to give the maps 8 digit numbers, it will then hopefully work OK. I should probably fix the splitter so it zero-pads out the map ID when writing the areas.list file. Though I don't know much about the importance of the map ID - do mkgmap, mapsource, devices etc still work OK if the ID is less than 10000000?
Don't know. For mkgmap I use a 8 digit mapid, only for the splitter I used the "1". Chris