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This morning, I received email from Autodesk informing me that they would be charging my credit card for an automatic Eagle license renewal. I went to the web site and clicked on the button to disable

Turned out to be quite simple just ad this line: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main contrib non-free to deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main contrib non-free then

Compile from source?

My wife and I both use Chrome books for everyday surfing and email because they are cheap and light weight. For running Kicad I use the 'big' computer in my workshop. However I have often wished I

Love google : Scrivo in inglese, perché il mio italiano è inesistente. and got it translated. 1. lock down thanks - using the wrong lock down option button. 2. yes: did add holes - symbols to the

The mechanical designer places circles in the DXF. Obviously there's a circle for the hole proper, with additional larger circles as required for the copper annulus and/or keep-out (don't forget

Yes it is good to add Mechanical Items on your sch if you use DXF layers you still need to add a hole Just DXF does Not equate to Hole in Drill file. You have no Idea how many times people proudly

How do you specify your mounting holes in the DXF? Levente

Sure, if attaching a file to a post works on groups.io (it was rather hit-and-miss on Yahoo groups). If it doesn't work, I'll send the image direct to you. The image is confusing if you don't know

Hi Robert, can you show how it looks like? "The board I'm currently working on even has solder pads for a pig-tail baked into the board footprint."

That's what I do. And if the board profile is something complicated that has come from a mechanical CAD application (as a DXF), I have a "board" component that includes the holes, the profile, and

Scrivo in italiano, perché il mio inglese e' pessimo. Ma so che tanti lo potranno ugualmente leggere e capire. A? proposito dei pads per i lavori in montaggi con fori passanti, ho dovuto fare due

Or place a symbol to your schematic, and add the footprint to it.

You select the footprint in your PCB and edit the properties. There you have a choice of "locking" the component, so it will not be be removed by an update from the schematic. -?Do you seriously have

Have made "hole" footprints. place in a "local hole library" - feedback insane requirement to make a footprint for holes. Place my holes nice holes in the PCB. Then "updated" my PCB to schematic to

barryc@... wrote: It doesn't list ngsipce library, hence it is loaded dynamically at runtime. However, if I define LD_DEBUG=libs and run kicad, I get this: [...] 7390: find

If you run ldd against the kicad executable, it should give you a report on which libraries it's pulling in for each of the dependencies. does that give you anything useful?

It is there lev@mercury:~$ cat /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.conf # libc default configuration /usr/local/lib Still no luck.

I don't have any plain debian systems to confirm with, as my boxen are generally ubuntu variants, but they don't typically stray TOO far from debian. I assume the ngspice library is actually in