Hello fellow gEDA users,
I have a general hardware design question not specific to a particular
design tool, so please forgive me for OT.
Suppose I have an RS-232 output (DTR in my case) that is always
asserted. Is it acceptable to drive it directly from the +12V supply
(through a resistor I pre
On 11/28/06, John Griessen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No matter what package your lesstif or motif is in, it may be affected by
changes in Xwindows from xfree86 to xorg. Problem may be where programs expect
libraries to be... See below and adapt it to your case with Suse.
>> I have seen this a
On 11/28/06, John Griessen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no link or use of the /usr/include/X11/SM dir by the latest packages for
lesstif and xorg - may be a bug... or a style change.
John G
debian package libsm6
contains files:
==
/usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.so.6.0
/usr/X11R
On 11/28/06, Stuart Brorson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guess I'm just looking forward to this meeting. Thanks Stuart,
No prob! We're all looking forward to it. It's been a while.
I am really looking forward to the "Free Dog" giveaway ;-)
http://www.luciani.org/no-place-to-go/do
On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 20:26 -0500, Dan McMahill wrote:
> It is not clear from whats there on sourceforge. Is it true that the
> datadraw gui is only for windows right now? I couldn't even figure out
> where to begin in building datadraw. I tried
>
> cd da
> ./makemake
> make
>
> which failed
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Ales Hvezda wrote:
Hi Stuart,
I will have my wireless-enabled notebook tomorrow and see we can
find.
*cough* *cough*
Ummm, Free Dog is one week from tomorrow, on Dec 6th.
Of course, you can go there tomorrow we just don't want you to be
lonely, sitting in
Bill Cox wrote:
Hi, Dan.
DataDraw is already on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/datadraw
As I've said before, gnetman has a modern netlist database suitable for
EDA tool development. That's what makes things like flattening easier,
or translating between various netlist format
Hi Stuart,
>> I will have my wireless-enabled notebook tomorrow and see we can
>> find.
>
>*cough* *cough*
>
>Ummm, Free Dog is one week from tomorrow, on Dec 6th.
>
>Of course, you can go there tomorrow we just don't want you to be
>lonely, sitting in that Starbucks all alone.;-)
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Ales Hvezda wrote:
I will have my wireless-enabled notebook tomorrow and see we can
find.
*cough* *cough*
Ummm, Free Dog is one week from tomorrow, on Dec 6th.
Of course, you can go there tomorrow we just don't want you to be
lonely, sitting in that Starbuck
no link or use of the /usr/include/X11/SM dir by the latest packages for
lesstif and xorg - may be a bug... or a style change.
John G
debian package libsm6
contains files:
==
/usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.so.6.0
/usr/X11R6/lib/libSM.so.6
/usr/share/doc/libsm6
/usr/share/doc
Hi, Dan.
DataDraw is already on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/datadraw
As I've said before, gnetman has a modern netlist database suitable for
EDA tool development. That's what makes things like flattening easier,
or translating between various netlist formats, or writing plac
No matter what package your lesstif or motif is in, it may be affected by
changes in Xwindows from xfree86 to xorg. Problem may be where programs expect
libraries to be... See below and adapt it to your case with Suse.
I have seen this also. It relates to changes from xfree86 to xorg
Xwindo
Bill Cox wrote:
I added pcb output.
I haven't tested it on an real PCB designs, so there are probably some
goobers. If you do use it, I'll try to support you.
Also, would anybody feel better about gnetman if I put it up on
SourceForge?
I started running datadraw with the parts and pieces y
John Griessen wrote:
joeft wrote:
DJ Delorie wrote:
DJ,
More info on this problem (hopefully useful to others)
I'm not sure why but there were some missing links in /usr/lib to
some of the required shared libraries. In particular, there was no
/usr/lib/libXm.so.
There is however a
> Hmmm... a laptop with wireless, configuration for a
> gateway/router with NAT, and a hub. :)
I was thinking of the odd stares from the Starbucks crew when we start
building a full IT department on one of those little tables.
Now, bluetooth networking, that would be cooler. No wires or h
Bill Cox wrote:
Hi.
I have started using gschem with David Rowe's Free Telephony Project,
and while it's great, I miss my nice hierarchical design methodology I
use for chip design with gschem. So, I added pcb output.
I haven't tested it on an real PCB designs, so there are probably some
goobe
[snip]
>The tricky bit is forwarding it to all the other laptops.
>
Hmmm... a laptop with wireless, configuration for a gateway/router
with NAT, and a hub. :)
-Ales
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Hi Stuart,
[snip]
>an open network? Ales, John? (My laptop is still in the stone ages,
>wireless-wise.)
>
I will have my wireless-enabled notebook tomorrow and see we can
find.
-Ales
_
Hi.
I have started using gschem with David Rowe's Free Telephony Project,
and while it's great, I miss my nice hierarchical design methodology I
use for chip design with gschem. So, I added pcb output.
I haven't tested it on an real PCB designs, so there are probably some
goobers. If you do use
Stuart Brorson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Free EDA Users Group will meet this coming *Wednesday*, December
> 6th. As usual, let's meet at the Starbucks across the street from
> Quantum Books on Ames St, between Main St and Broadway. It's about 1
> block away from the Kendall Sq "T" stop.
On Nov 28, 2006, at 1:32 AM, Karel Kulhavy wrote:
Does the gold increase only 1/f noise or also the broadband (white)
noise?
Broadband. The main effect is to reduce beta by promoting
recombination. That increases base current shot noise: every
additional recombination event is one electron's
> Maybe one of the participants can bring a wireless laptop and we can
> try to find an open network?
I have wireless on my laptop, and I have a slow cell-based service
(14.4k modem) as well.
The tricky bit is forwarding it to all the other laptops.
These are the next five points in my list of remarks.
16) Diodes in the default library are connected differently:
Some come with the anode at pin 1
(diode-1.sym, diode2.sym, led-2.sym, schottky-1.sym, zener-4.sym).
Others have pin 1 connected to the cathode
(diode-3.sym, led-
On 11/28/06, Jeff VR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm excited to say the status is now: works great.
Glad to hear it.
Thanks for the feedback.
(* jcl *)
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On Tue, 2006-11-28 at 07:11 -0500, Stuart Brorson wrote:
[snip]
> Good question. We have had requests for IRC (and video feed) in the
> past, but haven't done anything to implement it yet. Starbucks
> does have wireless service, but they have one of those evil corporate
> plans where you have
Hi Peter --
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Peter Clifton wrote:
[snip]
The meeting will be an open and informal working session. Some
time has elapsed since our last gathering and a lot has happened, so
there is much to discuss! Bring your laptop! Some items on
the agenda are:
These two are of i
[snip]
> The meeting will be an open and informal working session. Some
> time has elapsed since our last gathering and a lot has happened, so
> there is much to discuss! Bring your laptop! Some items on
> the agenda are:
>
These two are of interest to us here... so I wounder if there is som
-- Free Dog Gathering Announcement
The Free EDA Users Group will meet this coming *Wednesday*, December
6th. As usual, let's meet at the Starbucks across the street from
Quantum Books on Ames St, between Main St and Broadway. It's about 1
block away from the Kenda
NAME gsymcheck
SYNOPSIS gnetlist
Isn't it supposed to read "SYNOPSIS gsymcheck"?
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