On Jun 20, 2009, at 6:08 PM, Steve Dobson wrote:
> However I am finding that defining the "pintype" to be a bit tricky.
> I've read about the various values but that didn't help me much.
> For an
> LED package like the HDSP-B03E [1] should the common cathodes be of
> type
> "pwr", "out", "io
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Hi all
After many years as a software developer I found myself wanting to learn
about hardware design and settled on gEDS/PCB as the design software.
So far I'm having fun.
I've designed symbols for some clock LED displays [1] I found on line
and am
> I'll see if I can define DNS for the gedasymbols.org mirror from the
> control panel of my virtual server.
You can't hijack DNS *that* easily ;-)
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Sorry, folks. Did a machine update on the file server, and it took a
LOT longer than I expected until I had NFS working again. Ended up
rebooting the web server because it got so confused.
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John Griessen wrote:
> If you add new data to the gedasymbols.org mirror by using you cvs account,
> please keep track of what and when,
> and tell us on the list, so it can be rsynced to the master when DJ's
> computers come back.
Or not. Another way to handle this is to use gedasymbols.org mi
If you add new data to the gedasymbols.org mirror by using you cvs account,
please keep track of what and when,
and tell us on the list, so it can be rsynced to the master when DJ's computers
come back.
John
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> I'll see if I can define DNS for the gedasymbols.org mirror from the control
> panel of my virtual server.
That gets the mirror available. Hope it can coexist when DJ's ns.delorie.com
comes up again.
ping gedasymbols.org
PING gedasymbols.org (76.191.252.85): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 76.
Bob Paddock wrote:
> Storm last night took out a router and network card in my system,
> here north of Pittsburgh.
Yes, DJ's DNS server is out too:
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
gedasymbols.org.3600IN NS ns.delorie.com.
ping ns.delorie.com
PING ns.delorie.com (207.22.48.162): 56
Bob Paddock wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
>
>> Just got this error from www.gedasymbols.org :
>
> Lots of nasty weather all over the US in the last few days.
> Maybe a storm took out DJ's power again.
DJ's server is supposed to define DNS with two IP addresses
On Sat, Jun 20, 2009 at 3:06 PM, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> Just got this error from www.gedasymbols.org :
Lots of nasty weather all over the US in the last few days.
Maybe a storm took out DJ's power again.
Storm last night took out a router and network card in my system,
here north of Pittsburg
Just got this error from www.gedasymbols.org :
www.gedasymbols.org” dropped the connection.
The server dropped the connection before any data could be read.
The cvs server seems to respond, though.
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Just came across two minor postscript issues:
* The index page talks about "top"/"bottom", but the files are named with
"front"/"back". Pcb should stick to one layer name pattern. I'd very much
prefer top/bottom, as all the fabs I worked with seem to use this scheme.
* Peter Cliftons "after po
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Hi all,
I'm just trying around with hierarchy. This is my first hierarchy
design, and some questions remained open. I used the gTAG example as a
starting point.
What symbols do you use to 'declare' the pins in the subcircuit? I used
the in-1.sym and
Michael Sokolov schrieb:
> Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
>>> * SnPb finish - this one is an absolute requirement for ideological /
>>> philosophical reasons, RoHS crap is *not* acceptable.
>> In the nicest possible way, WTF?
>
> [...]
>
> The lead-free crap suffers from the severe problem of tin wh
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