Hi,
I am pleased to announce gEDA/gaf 20060906. This is probably the fast
release I've ever made.
This is primarily a bug fix release. Hopefully all of the autosave
bugs have been squashed along with a few other annoying bugs fixed.
This release also includes Peter Brett's new print dialog whi
> Hear anything about such heaters putting out IR heat rather than contact
> heat,
> and how that works with toner fusing?
>From what I've gathered so far, toner fusing works best when the
copper gets hot enough to partially melt the toner (250-300 F). An IR
heater on the opposite side from th
I've got 2 bun toasters, (made for 8 hamburger bun halves at a time), I salvaged
with that in mind, but am not wont to endure the huge heat and power sucking
they would cause...
Another salvaged heater that might help this kind of approach is a metal film
heater elements behind pyrex glass thi
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>Recipe of reproduction:
>1) open gschem
>2) type aa to get the attribute dialog
>3) name the attribute slot
>4) put a number in the value field
>5) click ok
>---> immediate segfault, nothing on stderr
>
Fixed as of 8/30/2006 by Werner:
2006-08-30 Werner Hoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'd guess motion and time with heat smushed it.
That seems to be the diagnosis on usenet, too. I've cleaned it off
and tomorrow I'm going to try a hotplate trick I read about which
might be more predictable.
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Hi
On 9/8/06, Peter Clifton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I've got a tarball of "extras" which were originally added to gEDA for
the old CUED MDP CD.
It contains two things... a directory containing some gschem symbols,
and another, called "models" which contains SPICE models. (Ending in
".ci
I'd guess motion and time with heat smushed it. My results were closer to the
point of not enough heat, and required running bare board through my laminating
heater several times to get good one last pass with toner transfer.
I did not run the toner attached paper through again, just once, aft
Ummm, were these models distributed with gEDA? I don't think
so . . . . The only SPICE models we have distributed are
associated with some of my examples in the doc/examples directory.
Generally, SPICE models of various components are vendor proprietary.
They give them away on the web for f
Hi,
I've got a tarball of "extras" which were originally added to gEDA for
the old CUED MDP CD.
It contains two things... a directory containing some gschem symbols,
and another, called "models" which contains SPICE models. (Ending in
".cir")
Does anyone know if these models are likely to be for
> Sigh. I never got the knack of the info system. Is there a decent viewer
> for texi files beyond the rather spartan info command?
I use acroread. The makefile knows how to make pdfs from the texi
input files.
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Version 20060824 of gschem seems to choke consistently on the slot
attribute.
Recipe of reproduction:
1) open gschem
2) type aa to get the attribute dialog
3) name the attribute slot
4) put a number in the value field
5) click ok
---> immediate segfault, nothing on stderr
Without the number in
On 9/8/06, Kai-Martin Knaak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 06 Sep 2006 15:50:26 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> Patches to the .texi file are best, and welcome
Sigh. I never got the knack of the info system. Is there a decent viewer
for texi files beyond the rather spartan info command?
EMACS
On Wed, 06 Sep 2006 15:50:26 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> Patches to the .texi file are best, and welcome
Sigh. I never got the knack of the info system. Is there a decent viewer
for texi files beyond the rather spartan info command?
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On 9/7/06, DJ Delorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the beginnings of a footprint design guide at
>
> http://www.luciani.org/not-quite-ready/doc/fp.pdf
You should note somewhere that it's a bad idea to draw silk over
anything not covered by the mask; some houses hold designs that have
s
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