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I never assume that it will actually find anything;). Too bloody many times I’ve come across issues with software compiled on Unix and Unix like systems.

When compiling KiCad, cmake says it finds libngspice in /usr/local/lib. So I don't understand why it can't find it. Even KiCad's shared objects is located in /usr/local/lib.

Sorry, library path shell variable [email protected]> wrote:

Have you added the ngspice to the library directory she’ll variable?

Oh yes, sorry I forgot this. Debian stable, KiCad 5.1.4, ngspice-31 Thanks, Levente <ng10066504jan@...> wrote:

What operating system are you using, and what version of Ki-Cad? (Don't get hopes up... *I* still won't know answer... but if you supply that info, someone else may be quicker to respond.)

Dear List, When I try to do circuit simulation, I get the following error: Missing ngspice shared library and libngspice.so.0.0.0: Cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. I've

Thanks for doing that. Much appreciated. Cheers Ian

I created one: https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-website/pull/451 Cheers, Anil

Happy to help if I can (have not done this before). _________________________________________________ Peter Dalmaris, PhD

Yes, I need to work out how to out in a pull request to github. I have still got a lot to do on other groups where the transfer is being done manually. Yesterday I finally got the download of all the

Wayne does do much in the way of maintaining the website, but it's easy enough to put in a pull request that fixes the url on github. https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-website wrote:

Hi Ian, I noticed that the User Mailing List (under community) link at?http://www.kicad-pcb.org/?still points to the Yahoo group. Perhaps ask Wayne to fix it? -- Kind regards, Peter Dalmaris,

Good question. Anyone? -- Kind regards, Peter Dalmaris, PhD Founder, Tech Explorations, Inc. Online instructor (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, KiCad and more) Author of Electronics Education for Makers &

The services I mentioned do not limit which parts to use. But they have a cache of parts that are quickly accessible, so if you use those part your board is made much faster. -- Kind regards, Peter

FreeRoute is not bundled with KiCad but all support necessary is present, as explained bellow. There are some copyright issues threats with FreeRoute but it is GPL all right... Alain Em 04/11/2019

Seen elsewhere, from 2 Nov 19... * I can't vouch for accuracy * (but seemed likely-true, useful!).... Autorouter and the legacy toolset has been dropped from KiCad... (with effect from from

another thanks for moving to groups.io, I walked away from the original post in this thread because i was tempted to reply nastily and the list doesn't need that feces...

For high demand stuff, I go to http://www.eagle-elec.com/capabilities/ wrote:

Quick question, does any one know any fab that can do sub 75um (3 mils) on PCBs? (in case anyone has come across this) Anything below 75um would probably be lithography based and very expensive but