It looks like pcb does not like in the .pcb files lines starting with PKG_
> > PKG_CON_USB_TYPEB__Keystone_924(CON_USB_TYPEB__Keystone_924,U9,unknown) > > <<<<<<<<<LINE40 > > I'm not sure, but is that a conflict marker from a CVS update? I added the <<<<<< myself in the email just to point out the line > What version of PCB do you have installed? It was written in my email 1.99j+200580127-2 > Say, for example you have PCB installed under /usr/local > what does the following command produce? > grep "<<<<<" /usr/local/share/pcb/m4/* -R It produced no output. > Coming to fixing the PCB file, try deleting this line: > PKG_CON_USB_TYPEB__Keystone_924(CON_USB_TYPEB__Keystone_924,U9,unknown) > <<<<<<<<<LINE40 I changed the footprint to a SIP4 which eliminated the line. The pcb progrm found the same kind of error on line 88 of .pcb with "PKG_SO14 (SO14, U7, unknown)". I do need however those footprints. The beef I have here is that SO14 is not a custom made footprint, it comes prebuilt with the software. > > I wounder: does re-running gsch2pcb re-create that fault? It might be > left over from another failed execution. I erased the .pcb files generated by gsch2pcb each time. Could the PKG commands in .pcb be a new one that is not supported by my version of pcb? I am running of a live Knoppix DVD so I could not mess the config files up. Frank -- Transistor Toaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user