Re: gEDA-user: PCB problems

[John Luciani <jluciani@xxxxxxxxx>]

You can force  the element paths on the gsch2pcb command line.

   gsch2pcb --elements-dir ELEMENT_DIR_NAME \
                    --m4-pcbdir M4_DIR_NAME \
                    SCH_FILE_NAME

replacing ELEMENT_DIR_NAME, M4_DIR_NAME and SCH_FILE_NAME with
the appropriate values.

I believe the default directories for the symbols are
INSTALL_DIR/share/pcb/m4 and
INSTALL_DIR/share/pcb/newlib.

(* jcl *)


On 10/23/05, Harold D. Skank <skank54@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> People,
>
> I'm running PCB under Red Hat kernel-2.6.9.EL.  The latest kernel update
> was install within the last week.  The kernel upgrade is the only item I
> can think of that constitutes any substantial recent change to my
> system.
>
> Previously, I have been running the latest release of PCB, pretty much
> since the release.  Suddenly, I am picking up a foreign (German,
> actually, judging from the comments in the Element file) TO126 element.
> I have run "find" and I cannot locate where the element is coming from!
> I was able to correct my problem by manually inserting the correct copy
> of the TO126 element into my pcb file (and that element was in it's
> usual proper place in the library).  As far as I can tell, only TO126
> seems to be affected.
>
> While the manual correction works for the time being, it doesn't
> represent a permanent solution.  Any suggestions?
>
>         Harold Skank
>
>


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