Re: gEDA-user: No component found message.

Hello Peter, and others

I installed it using the .deb packages. I thought that might be the problem, and tried completely removing and installing the symbols again, but it didn't work.

Regards

Ravith.


----- Original Message ----
From: Peter Clifton <pcjc2@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Ravith Botejue <ravithb@xxxxxxxxx>; gEDA user mailing list <geda-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 8, 2008 11:17:02 PM
Subject: Re: gEDA-user: No component found message.



On 
Sat, 
2008-03-08 
at 
09:10 
-0800, 
Ravith 
Botejue 
wrote:
> 
Hello 
everybody,
> 
> 
I'm 
a 
new 
user, 
and 
I 
am 
having 
a 
problem 
opening 
my 
schematic 
files
> 
after 
a 
system 
re-install.
> 
> 
the 
Hazard 
symbol 
appears 
all 
over 
the 
schematic 
saying 
"Component 
Not
> 
Found" 
in 
gschem
> 
> 
Here 
is 
a 
log 
output.
> 
> 
gEDA/gschem 
version 
1.2.1.20071231
> 
gEDA/gschem 
comes 
with 
ABSOLUTELY 
NO 
WARRANTY; 
see 
COPYING 
for 
more
> 
details.
> 
This 
is 
free 
software, 
and 
you 
are 
welcome 
to 
redistribute 
it 
under
> 
certain
> 
conditions; 
please 
see 
the 
COPYING 
file 
for 
more 
details.
> 
> 
Read 
system-gafrc 
file 
[/etc/gEDA/system-gafrc]
> 
Read 
~/.gEDA/gafrc 
file 
[/home/ravith/.gEDA/gafrc]
> 
Read 
local 
gafrc 
file 
[/home/ravith/gafrc]
> 
Read 
system-gschemrc 
file 
[/etc/gEDA/system-gschemrc]
> 
Read 
~/.gEDA/gschemrc 
file 
[/home/ravith/.gEDA/gschemrc]
> 
Read 
local 
gschemrc 
file 
[/home/ravith/gschemrc]
> 
Read 
init 
scm 
file 
[/usr/share/gEDA/scheme/gschem.scm]
> 
RC 
file 
[/home/ravith/gafrc] 
already 
read 
in.
> 
Opened 
file 
[/home/ravith/untitled_1.sch]
> 
Component 
[title-B.sym] 
was 
not 
found 
in 
the 
component 
library
> 
> 
I 
have 
no 
idea 
what 
has 
gone 
wrong, 
because 
I 
successfully 
created
> 
several 
schematics 
before 
the 
system 
reinstall. 
Even 
those 
schematics
> 
show 
the 
hazard 
symbol 
now 
when 
they 
are 
opened 
in 
gschem.
> 
> 
Please 
help 
me 
to 
solve 
this 
issue.

It 
sounds 
like 
the 
geda-symbols 
package 
isn't 
properly 
installed. 
Did
you 
build 
from 
source, 
or 
install 
packages 
from 
your 
linux 
distribution?


-- 
Peter 
Clifton

Electrical 
Engineering 
Division,
Engineering 
Department,
University 
of 
Cambridge,
9, 
JJ 
Thomson 
Avenue,
Cambridge
CB3 
0FA

Tel: 
+44 
(0)7729 
980173 
- 
(No 
signal 
in 
the 
lab!)