On 04:28 AM 12/06/2003, Steve Smith said:
Hi,
I have never have seen a definitive answer to this:
Is anyone using 99SE SP6 on Win XP (Pro or Home)?
Any problems, other than the usual bugs?
Yes, both P99SE and DXP on Win XP Pro. I notice no issues apart from the
standard bugs we know and love. W
keep us posted
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> For some reason the beast was happy enough plotting to a PDF printer when
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Hi,
I have never have seen a definitive answer to this:
Is anyone using 99SE SP6 on Win XP (Pro or Home)?
Any problems, other than the usual bugs?
Regards,
Steve Smith
Product Engineer
Staco Energy Products Co.
Web Site: www.stacoenergy.com
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The problems I am left with are just not consistent. The IBIS model
converter report does not give any instances of open collector and the
SDRAM docs don't indicate oc anywhere. Also I have got the same instances
on other pins and these screen OK. It would be nice to know what is really
going on i
Make sure that there are no pins on the net defined as open collector
outputs. This would be the most obvious cause of the problem. Other than
that, perhaps the model that you're using for a particular component (IBIS
or similar) has one of the pins on the net designated as an open collector
outp
For some reason the beast was happy enough plotting to a PDF printer when I
had problems. This is also handy when working away from the office. I
hadn't tried HPGL drivers but shall now.
You are quite right, it is possible to create tiny loops under pads
inadvertantly. This explains some of the problems. I carefully looked for
this yesterday and found two instances. This still leaves about 5 tracks
which SI was happy enough to analyze before modification but now will not,
includin
