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If that's the case, maybe there's some Gramps option you're missing to turn those on, or you're not including your media properly in Gramps. Your GEDCOM export has not included the media links. So there's three possible reasons why your media links may not transfer. For example, see this GEDCOM file created by Gramps and look for the "1 OBJE" tag and you'll see a "2 FILE" line under it which should contain the path to the object. I believe Gramps does already export the media links to GEDCOM. I think you should use GEDCOM and resolve why your media links are lost. This on your known safe computer before moving to an unknown computer,Īnd again when you have finished with Gramps on the new computerīefore moving back to your regular computer.ĭoes your sister explicitly perform an export, or are you trying to import a copy of her file which she has simply saved? (Sorry if that's a nonsensical question - I haven't looked at Gramps in several years.) To export your database to GRAMPS XML for safety when moving the dataīetween computers with differing (or unknown) software versions. Greater risk of database corruption and data loss. It is recommended that you only move yourĭata between computers that share the same Gramps, Python, databaseĪnd operating system versions. While these instructions help you easily move your Gramps data betweenĬomputers, no testing has been done to explore compatibility betweenĭifferent software versions.
#GRAMPS FOR WINDOWS PORTABLE#
On the page Run Gramps from a Portable Drive the wiki says: Are you sure that your sister is using 3.4.8? Could she have downloaded the most recent version 4.1, which uses database 17? The Wiki page on database formats says that Gramps 3.4 - 4.0 use database format 16. If you can figure out which build the Windows version is on versus your Linux version, you may be able to search for other conversations that will have more information by searching for conversations about the individual build numbers. Unfortunately the Wiki only discusses the process of bringing forward data from earlier versions of GRAMPS to later ones. I don't know if any of the discussion in that Gramps-users thread will provide any clues.
Version 4.1.0 of Gramps, while you are running an older version 4.0.3. gramps file you are importing was made by The thread How can I import to an older version? has a question from a user who posts: XML package is created by exporting ( Menu Family Trees ->Export. Because it containsĪll the media objects, this format is completely portable. Sound files, etc.) to which the database refers.
#GRAMPS FOR WINDOWS ARCHIVE#
Gramps XML package (.gpkg): The Gramps XML package is a compressed archive containing the Gramps XML file and all media objects (images,
The Gramps XMLĭatabase is created by exporting ( Menu Family Trees ->Export.) to The Gramps XML package (.gpkg) should be used).
#GRAMPS FOR WINDOWS FULL#
(external) media objects, therefore it is not guaranteed to beĬompletely portable (for full portability including media objects in The database may also have references to non-local The GRAMPS V2.x grdb format, it is architecture independent and Working-database format for older (pre 2.x) versions of Gramps. Gramps XML (.gramps): The Gramps XML file is the standard Gramps data-exchange and backups format, and was also the default There is no risk of information loss when importing from or The Gramps XML and Gramps XML Package database are the native Grampsįormats. When you open a file, you are editingįurther down on the page, they have a section Gramps XML and XML Package import with the following information: When you import, you are actually bringing data from oneĭatabase into a Gramps database. Please recognize that importing a database is different from opening aĭatabase.
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On the Wiki page: Gramps 4.0 Wiki Manual - Manage Family Trees the section on Importing data describes which formats are available for importing files into GRAMPS. I'll take a stab at providing an answer - or at least, some useful debugging questions - although I am not a GRAMPS user.
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