Subject: gEDA-user: New user to PCB - what does this error mean?
Susan Mackay wrote:-
I'm new to PCB and I'm trying to create my first board after following
the tutorials.
Yes but, did you 'build-up' towards it via
several refinements of a 'hello world' minimal
tester.
== Chris Glur.
PS.
I'm having considerable problems running
geda, gschem, or pcb. [Altho' I first wanted to just 'see'
spice, which I found isn't even in the massive package].
A major problem is that over the years of linux usage,
I've always logged in as root. The need to login as non-root
creates a whole layer
eas lab wrote:
I'm having considerable problems running
geda, gschem, or pcb. [Altho' I first wanted to just 'see'
spice, which I found isn't even in the massive package].
A major problem is that over the years of linux usage,
I've always logged in as root. The need to login as non-root
On Sat, 2009-01-10 at 19:18 +0300, eas lab wrote:
I'm having considerable problems running
geda, gschem, or pcb. [Altho' I first wanted to just 'see'
spice, which I found isn't even in the massive package].
spice doesn't as such exist. The closest open source is ngspice,
which is its own
On Sat, 2009-01-10 at 22:03 +, Peter Clifton wrote:
On Sat, 2009-01-10 at 19:18 +0300, eas lab wrote:
I'm having considerable problems running
geda, gschem, or pcb. [Altho' I first wanted to just 'see'
spice, which I found isn't even in the massive package].
spice doesn't as such
Árpád,
What are you trying to accomplish? I assume you wish to parse in some
EDIF and then modify it in some way.
I am part of a research team that has developed some tools to parse
and manipulate EDIF:
* [1]http://reliability.ee.byu.edu/edif/
*
Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this.
From several of the comments, I realise that I didn't say that I
would not be using a commercial fabrication shop for this as the board
is quite small, I'm still in the prototyping stage, I using this to
learn about PCB et al, and the local
web-based applications are crap !
I can't edit the 'Subject:' field.
I'm nor committed to any particular linux.
All GNU/linux should work.
My geda-0.0.2 was installed under Mandrake9.
Since multiple scripts handle/block running as root,
I don't want to add extra complications by trying to
On Sun, 2009-01-11 at 04:02 +0300, eas lab wrote:
web-based applications are crap !
I can't edit the 'Subject:' field.
I'm nor committed to any particular linux.
All GNU/linux should work.
They all do, and BSD, Mac, Solaris, Windows...
(gEDA runs on all of those - not all from the binary
On Jan 10, 2009, at 8:02 PM, eas lab wrote:
web-based applications are crap !
Yup. This is what happens when people use technology for things
it wasn't designed to do. Web browsers for email, Windows machines
connected to networks...What's next, using Volkswagens to haul steel
girders
On Saturday 10 January 2009, Peter Clifton wrote:
spice doesn't as such exist. The closest open source is
ngspice, which is its own project - although does come
under the gEDA umbrella.
Actually, there are a bunch of open source Spice programs. You
can still download spice-3f5 from Berkeley,
DJ Delorie wrote:
A number of us here in the USA have boards made in Europe or China, so
shipping can't be *that* much. Try www.pcb-pool.com or www.olimex.com
for starters.
Olimex has a couple of big fans among my local friends, though I've
never used them. I've used AP Circuits and
DJ is um. unique?
That crazy guy who does XYZ at home.
I'm the guy who does 4 layer boards at home.
I'm the guy who does 6/6 rules at home. I think I can do 4/4 but not
reliably.
I'm the guy who does 01005 parts at home. (not by choice any more)
I'm the guy with the six-cpu furnace
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