Hello there,
On applying DRC on the tut1.pcb of the new snapshot: pcb-20070208p1,
it spits more errors/warning compared to the old snapshot:
pcb-20060822.
Has anything changed in that perspective in this latest snapshot?
regards,
Chitlesh
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Hello there,
I've successfully compiled the latest snapshot 20070208. However on
executing pcb I get :
Looking for default_font in .
Can't open ./default_font for reading
Looking for default_font in /usr/bin/../share/pcb
Found default_font in /usr/bin/../share/pcb
on a log dialog.
I would like
So, when people use footprints with .fp in the name you actually use
footprint=SMDIP4.fp ?
Yup. I added the .fp for the web server, we haven't fully migrated to
it yet. I think some of the tools will look for foo and foo.fp if
you don't specify .fp though.
Ok, so the solder mask is a coating, and if I choose I could simply order a
board without one. I suppose the advantages would be that it (obviously)
keeps you from soldering where you shouldn't, and also keeps the board clean
looking and prevents corrosion. And I suppose that since I've already
On Sun, Mar 25, 2007 at 11:50:57AM -0400, Jeremy Pedersen wrote:
If it's the lesstif version, it's in the Tools menu. In the GTK
version, you can use the buttons on the left.
Ok. Is it the THRM button? If so, I can't get it to work. I click it, and it
gives me a small black symbol
Jeremy,
Create a polygon around your via. Make sure you have the polygons layer
active. Now use the therm tool to click on the via.
Steve M.
Jeremy Pedersen wrote:
Ok, so the solder mask is a coating, and if I choose I could simply
order a board without one. I suppose the advantages would be
Chitlesh GOORAH wrote:
Hello there,
On applying DRC on the tut1.pcb of the new snapshot: pcb-20070208p1,
it spits more errors/warning compared to the old snapshot:
pcb-20060822.
Has anything changed in that perspective in this latest snapshot?
what are the new errors?
-Dan
Oh, maybe I should clarify: The pcb I am recreating has components with
square pads: that is what I am trying to do. I have done this by placing a
rectangle around a via in the component layer and also in the solder layer.
I am using the component layer as my top layer and the solder layer as my
First, I'd like to thank the developers of PCB and gEDA. These tools are VERY
nice, and I'm glad someone has made this software for linux. Thanks for the
work and all of the support. If anyone is interested, here is a little trick
to add some text in the silkscreen of your PCB layout. The
Oh, maybe I should clarify: The pcb I am recreating has components with
square pads: that is what I am trying to do.
Use the 'q' key to change pins/pads from round to square and back.
Also, if I wanted to have this manufactured and I only wanted to pay for a
two layer board (after all, the
If anyone is interested, here is a little trick to add some text in
the silkscreen of your PCB layout.
You can use the text tool to just write on the silk layer now.
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Use the 'q' key to change pins/pads from round to square and back.
Oh okay: thanks. I guess I'd better go ahead and convert all of these vias
and my silk layer stuff to elements first.
Yup.
Okay then. I know what to do about the ground plane now.
Thanks much,
Jeremy
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