> 1. I changed the schematic very minor and thus needed a new netlist. The > layout didn't change... rerunning gsch2pcb updated that netlist for me.
I've learned over my last few projects that the best way for me to design a board is to do the schematics one page (or module) at a time, lay out that part of the board, add more pages, lay those out, etc. I run gsch2pcb a *lot*. > 2. I wanted to replace footprints for a part. You can just delete the elements off the board and rerun gsch2pcb. It notices that they're missing and adds replacements. > #2 would have been made much much easier if I had the latest cvs code > which allows for the shift click to replace. Unfortunately I do not have > root access over this machine. You don't need root to build and run pcb. Just build it (use the same configure options as the root-installed one) but put src/pcb-bin in $HOME/bin/pcb instead of just "make install". _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
