Update. No need to create the tables and indexes by hand anymore.

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@@ -5,13 +5,7 @@ on using and creating OpenStreetMap data.
 
 Original maemo-mapper Copyright (C) 2006-2007 John Costigan.
 POI and GPS-Info code originally written by Cezary Jackiewicz.
-All code after fork Copyright (C) 2007 Kaj-Michael Lang
-
-Major changes made:
-* Splitting of source code
-* Supports running on plain gtk+ and maemo
-* Use OSM data for location information
-* ...
+All code after fork Copyright (C) 2007-2008 Kaj-Michael Lang
 
 Building
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@@ -22,20 +16,18 @@ How to use OSM data
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 Right now this needs some manual work.
 
-1. First create a sqlite3 database with tables:
+1. Import data from planet.osm (or from a .osm file saved from JOSM)
 
-       sqlite3 osm-planet.db < docs/osm-tables.sql
-       sqlite3 osm-planet.db < docs/osm-indexes.sql
+       The planet must be bzip2:ed!
 
-2. Then import data from planet.osm (or from a .osm file saved from JOSM)
        Run:
-       osm2db planet.osm
+       osm2db planet.osm.bz2
 
        The full planet database can be quite large so 
        you can limit the import to a box.
        This require 4 parameters, min lat/lon and max lat/lon:
 
-       osm2db planet.osm 60.0 18.0 70.0 33.0
+       osm2db planet.osm.bz2 60.0 18.0 70.0 33.0
 
-3. Start mapper and configure the database path so it points the file just created.
+2. Start mapper and configure the database path so it points the file just created.