On Sun, 2010-02-21 at 03:13 -0600, Vanessa Ezekowitz wrote: > Since the Schematic Import was still giving me troubles, I've upgraded to > GEDA 1.6.1 and pulled the latest PCB changes from GIT, uninstalled it, > checked that there are no obvious references to PCB or GEDA anywhere under > /usr/local (including that symlink that was previously needed), rebuilt and > reinstalled. > > So now, the prefixes for PCB and GEDA are definitely the same. :-) > > As before, I've copied a known working schematic to ~/test.sch, and saved an > empty board layout as ~/test.pcb, with "test" as the name on the layout. > > I then try to "Import Schematics", but it looks like things have taken a > slight backward step: I am greeted with that single-line error message in > the message log that cropped up before: "Can't add rat lines because no > netlist is loaded". The only message on the controlling terminal is: > > Could not open actions file "/tmp/pcb.XXXCNCim/gnetlist_output" > > So as before I ran PCB via strace. The trace indicates that PCB is trying to > find and run "defgnetlist" (and it checks in several places, including > /usr/bin) with "test.sch" as one of the arguments. There are no executables > anywhere in my $PATH that start with "def". > > Did I miss a step?
Looks like a mistake.. PCB has "defgnetlist" hard-coded rather than "gnetlist". Try with this environment variable set as a work-around for now: PCB_GNETLIST="gnetlist" (Use a full path if necessary). Peter C _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
