Re: gEDA-user: Changing traces from one layer to another
> On Tue, 2010-06-08 at 06:12 -0400, vinny wrote: > > I can move components but not trace, is there way to do that? > > Select the traces you want to move and the layer you wish to move them > to. Select 'Edit>Move selected to current layer' or press Shift-M. You > can also just press M when the cursor is over a trace. > > Richard Thank you very much that works perfectly. ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
gEDA-user: Changing traces from one layer to another
Hello all, I am working on 2 layer board, 100 small trace need to be moved from solder side to component side. I can move components but not trace, is there way to do that? thank you in advance Vinny ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
gEDA-user: gsch2pcb question
Hello, I have a board layout using geda system, schematic and pcb. this project was put aside for while, during this time I update fedora and also geda files, but I saved the home directory. Now I made some small modification on schematic and then try to execute gsch2pcb again, the old layout got stripped of most of the parts and the T14511.new.pcb file has very few parts. I was not able to trace the source of problem the schematic find all the .sym files and yet most of the warning are about the .sym files. I also removed the m4 directory from /usr/share/pcb, no difference. Hope some of you can help, thank you in advance. Vinny Here is the gsch2pcb complaint. [vi...@localhost t14511]$ gsch2pcb project WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [LP24-500.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [Buz-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [89C51R2X.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [respacvert9-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [OAC-5-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [switch-sp3t-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [resistor-3.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [LED4-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [ULN2004-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [rpack7-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [DIGY_SW4-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [LP24-500.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [Buz-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [89C51R2X.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [respacvert9-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [OAC-5-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap_pol-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [switch-sp3t-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [cap-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [resistor-3.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [LED4-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [ULN2004-1.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file? [rpack7-2.sym] WARNING: Found a placeholder/missing component, are you missing a symbol file
gEDA-user: How to confusing multiconnection on gschem.
Hello all, I in the past used Pcad and to avoid connection going every which way, I named the net example D0,D1 etc. on every pin that connect to the same net. I try to do the same with gschem, but the drc2 don't like it consider an error, pointing out that 'D0' is connected to only one pin. any suggestion? Vinny ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
Re: gEDA-user: teardrop compiling installation
On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 10:29 -0500, vinny wrote: > > On Sun, 2010-01-03 at 18:50 +0100, Stefan Salewski wrote: > > > On Sun, 2010-01-03 at 12:12 -0500, vinny wrote: > > Nahh!!! Go for it Stefan! > > > > Building linux packages has become very standardized and in learning to > > build gEDA you'll learn general principles rather than throw away type > > of information. > >1. Download the source > >1.5 unzip source > >2. ./configure > >2.5 if missing libraries install them and return to 2. patiently > >3. make > >3.5 su > >4. make install > >5. ldconfig > > Well, it's probably not quite that easy, but if things go well it is > > nearly that easy. This applies to nearly every source code package > > implementation due to standardization. > > > > disclaimer: this is only a general note and I have no experience with > > the teardrop plugin, and only just recently installed gEDA from source. > > > > - Tim > > > Thanks for some step by step explanation, I will try as soon as I > finished the present project. I will need to uninstall the present pcb > installation which I installed from the one that comes with > distributions. Thank you again to all. > > Vinny > Thank you Tim for push me to give the try, I downloaded the PCB package compiled and installed then compiled teardrops and now every thing works. I have a question for teardrops expert, I applied to my present job and found that some pin did didn't get the teardrop because the trace wasn't properly connected I corrected and then reentered the teardrops command. I then turned off the pads layer and notice that several pins had a double teardrop is this normal? or I caused by reentering the command few times? Is there the way to remove the teardrops if extensive correction need to be made on layout? if not I suppose that this operation must be done as a very last step. Vinny ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
Re: gEDA-user: teardrop compiling installation
> From: Tim Golden > Subject: Re: gEDA-user: teardrop compiling installation, > On Sun, 2010-01-03 at 18:50 +0100, Stefan Salewski wrote: > > On Sun, 2010-01-03 at 12:12 -0500, vinny wrote: > > > > Do you really need these teardrops? > > > > If you do not know much about Unix like operating systems and building > > software from sources, then it may be better to start with gEDA/PCB > > packages shipped with distributions (without teardrops). > > > > Nahh!!! Go for it Stefan! > > Building linux packages has become very standardized and in learning to > build gEDA you'll learn general principles rather than throw away type > of information. >1. Download the source >1.5 unzip source >2. ./configure >2.5 if missing libraries install them and return to 2. patiently >3. make >3.5 su >4. make install >5. ldconfig > Well, it's probably not quite that easy, but if things go well it is > nearly that easy. This applies to nearly every source code package > implementation due to standardization. > > disclaimer: this is only a general note and I have no experience with > the teardrop plugin, and only just recently installed gEDA from source. > > - Tim > Thanks for some step by step explanation, I will try as soon as I finished the present project. I will need to uninstall the present pcb installation which I installed from the one that comes with distributions. Thank you again to all. Vinny ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
Re: gEDA-user: teardrop compiling installation,
> Am Samstag 02 Januar 2010 16.45:18 schrieb vinny: > > > "info gcc" should give you the documentation for the compiler, > > > including the various options like -I. > > > > > > -I tells the compiler where to find include files like "global.h". > > > > I still don't understand is -I a character predefined for your source > > tree? if it is what should be replaced with to point to my pcb source > > tree. If there is some documentation for this can you point out to me? > > I appreciate, thanks Vinny > > Hi Vinny > > look at http://linux.die.net/man/1/gcc and search for "-I dir": "-I" is a > switch for a program (in this case gcc) to make it understand what you want. > Almost every programm has them (search for "command-line argument" in > wikipedia). > > The website is nothing other than a 'man' page, this is a sort of manual of > the programs itself (search for "man page" in wikipedia). You can access this > informations also with "man gcc" (or, when you want a newer/better version of > it, "info gcc", as DJ Delorie suggested) on the console. > Thank you for stick with me, maybe some day I will be able to learn more about Linux, I am try! But now I feel like all the information I received do not help me. the information are incomplete I learned now what "-I" is supposed do, but it does not explain how to use, the compiler is looking for header file ".h" and I do not know were to find them. ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
Re: gEDA-user: geda-user Digest, Vol 44, Issue 5
> Message: 5 > Date: Fri, 1 Jan 2010 22:09:49 -0500 > From: DJ Delorie > Subject: Re: gEDA-user: teardrop compiling installation, > To: geda-user@moria.seul.org > Message-ID: <201001020309.o0239nar022...@envy.delorie.com> > > > "info gcc" should give you the documentation for the compiler, > including the various options like -I. > > -I tells the compiler where to find include files like "global.h". > I still don't understand is -I a character predefined for your source tree? if it is what should be replaced with to point to my pcb source tree. If there is some documentation for this can you point out to me? I appreciate, thanks Vinny > --- ___ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
