Yesterday I downloaded planet-latest.osm.pbf. Today I tried to run:
After running for about 15 minutes I get:
What is causing this? Is there a work-around? Regards, Jim asked 12 Jul '12, 02:22 obrienj SomeoneElse ♦ |
It looks like it's inside the crosby code (the pbf reader) at the point where it falls over. Perhaps it's incorrect data in planet-latest.osm.pbf (i.e. a download error)? You couldn't double-check the MD5, could you? There's an MD5 of a few-days-old planet here, but of course that may not be the one that you're downloading. Another possibility, perhaps, may be Java running out of temporary storage, like in this question. Finally, it's not trying to write any files locally (to "Program Files (x86)") is it? Because if so, and you're on Windows Vista or 7, UAC may try and stop you. I seem to remember that osmosis ships with a batch file on Windows these days - you may want to have a look at that to see if you want any of the settings from it. Also see the "Win 7 64 bit" note at the bottom of this page. (all of this is, unfortunately, guesswork; I haven't run osmosis for ages and on Windows for even longer). answered 12 Jul '12, 02:50 SomeoneElse ♦ You were correct, I checked the md5 sum of the downloaded file and it didn't match that on the website you referenced. So, I know the "rest of the story". Thanks for reminding me about the md5 check. Regards, Jim P.S. I won't be downloading the planet file again, it took 12 hours!!
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