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| gdal-grass-1.3.2-1.fdr.fc6.i386.rpm | 06-Nov-2006 15:07 | 27K | |
| grass-6.2.1-1.fdr.fc6.i386.rpm | 16-Dec-2006 20:37 | 11M | |
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| spec/ | 19-Jan-2007 18:15 | - | |
Fedora has packages for proj and geos in their repository. The RPM for geos provided here is simply more recent. Either will work.
The RPM for proj here have been altered to provide datum/grids that are not provided by Fedora's proj or proj-nad.
jasper is only required for gdal-max. This version has the GeoJP patch.
There are two version of gdal. gdal-min has minimal functionality, but also has the fewest dependencies. gdal-max supports many more data formats like hdf5, netcdf, jasper, geos, cfitsio.
gdal-grass is needed for gdal. It is a plugin for gdal to access data from GRASS GIS.
grass GRASS GIS. It requires proj, geos, one of the gdal packages, fftw, tcl, tk, freetype, ncurses, libtiff, libjpeg, libpng, readline, mesa-libGL, python, lesstif, and libX11.
Unfortunately, one of the consequences of complex software like GRASS GIS is a large number of dependencies. The easiest and simplest way to install GRASS GIS is to download the RPMs here you wish to install and then do:
yum localinstall downloaded_packages
yum will find and downloaded any extra RPMs that are required.
Installing using rpm can be difficult if you do not already have the majority of dependencies already installed. Using yum is the preferred installation method.