I have the following line in my system-gafrc,
(component-library-search ${HOME}/projects/sym)
which searches that directory for symbols and symbol directories when
starting gschem. If I add a directory when working in gschem (e.g. I
did not have any opamps, and then made a new opamp directory
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 18:42:15 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
Open up the netlist window. It has options for including or excluding
nets from the ratlist. Make sure only the nets you want are enabled.
Optimize the rats. Autoroute all rats.
I put this tip into the wiki...
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Anyone know what the following means when running configure for pcb? :
config.status:742: creating Makefile
config.status:877: WARNING: Makefile.in seems to ignore the
--datarootdir setting
I'm using:
./configure --prefix=/home/des0prb/geda --enable-maintainer-mode
under Fedora 7 on pcb
I spent the morning making 4 new elements. PCB worked great. I saved
my work every 5 minutes.
I closed PCB. I regenerated the netlist from the schematic due to a
change. I used gsch2pcb myfile.sch to regenerate the netlist.
I opened myfile.pcb with PCB. My custom elements are missing.
On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 10:39 -0600, armdeveloper wrote:
I spent the morning making 4 new elements. PCB worked great. I saved
my work every 5 minutes.
I closed PCB. I regenerated the netlist from the schematic due to a
change. I used gsch2pcb myfile.sch to regenerate the netlist.
I
On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 10:39 -0600, armdeveloper wrote:
I spent the morning making 4 new elements. PCB worked great. I saved
my work every 5 minutes.
I closed PCB. I regenerated the netlist from the schematic due to a
change. I used gsch2pcb myfile.sch to regenerate the netlist.
I
On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 10:55 -0600, armdeveloper wrote:
On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 10:39 -0600, armdeveloper wrote:
I spent the morning making 4 new elements. PCB worked great. I saved
my work every 5 minutes.
I closed PCB. I regenerated the netlist from the schematic due to a
change. I
Make sure the description field of the element matches the footprint
name, and that the refdes is the same. Those are the fields gsch2pcb
uses to determine if an element doesn't match the schematic.
You can change the description by View-Description then n to rename
it.
Save that .bak0 file
I suspect that gsch2pcb overwrote your project file.
Did you save the custom elements individually?
Have you looked to see if you have a backup project file?
myproject.pcb- for example.
Steve Meier
On Tue, 2007-08-28 at 10:39 -0600, armdeveloper wrote:
I spent the morning making 4 new
Anybody know why these two polygons in layer 2 causes PCB to crash?
again this is a cvs version from aug 10th time frame.
Steve Meier
# release: pcb 1.99v
# date:Tue Aug 28 16:17:32 2007
# user:steve (steve)
# host:linux.site
# To read pcb files, the pcb version (or the cvs source
Hey Steve -
Is that you who also posts onto the SI-list?
gene
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If anyone reads Embedded Systems Magazine, you may already know of Jack
Ganssle. If not, he writes a monthly column for the magazine. I
subscribe to his somewhat monthly newsletter. Well, last month he wrote
about a bunch of freeware tools. I noticed that he didn't mention
anything about gEda,
Gene Glick sent this: Regarding free tools, are you aware of the
gEda stuff? Although it's all Linux based, there's a ton of goodness
Thanks for the plug, but next time, please be accurate. gEDA runs on
Linux, Unix, Windows, and Mac, with varying levels of effort. PCB
only recently was
Thanks for the plug, but next time, please be accurate. gEDA runs on
Linux, Unix, Windows, and Mac, with varying levels of effort. PCB
only recently was tainted with Linux; it was on Unix before that,
and Amiga before that.
I knew about windows port, but honestly not much about the
I knew about windows port, but honestly not much about the others. If I
knew he'd be quoting me, maybe I'd have been more complete. He's a good
guy, and I was just giving him a pointer to some cool stuff.
Don't get me wrong; we appreciate the evangelism. I've just learned
over the years
Since the future is dependent upon the past I always try to be very
carefull about what I did in the past.
DJ Delorie wrote:
I knew about windows port, but honestly not much about the others. If I
knew he'd be quoting me, maybe I'd have been more complete. He's a good
guy, and I was just
On Aug 28, 2007, at 10:23 PM, Steve Meier wrote:
Since the future is dependent upon the past I always try to be very
carefull about what I did in the past.
Somebody's drinking tonight. ;)
-Dave
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