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won't ripup *

jgowen

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re:won't ripup *

Wed 8/10/2011 4:29 pm

 

In Eagle 5.11.0 Windows, somehow I've got a PCB where going "ripup *;"

doesn't manage to rip-up everything; most, but some signals remain. I

have to go and ripup them up individually. They seem to all be +5V. ?! ERC,

DRC fine.

 

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  • Am 10.08.2011 22:39, schrieb owen_bda4:

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    re:won't ripup *

    Wed 8/10/2011 4:29 pm

     

    In Eagle 5.11.0 Windows, somehow I've got a PCB where going "ripup *;"

    doesn't manage to rip-up everything; most, but some signals remain. I

    have to go and ripup them up individually. They seem to all be +5V. ?! ERC,

    DRC fine.

     

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    Please check...

    a wire that is not connected to a signal correctly, let's say with

    a proper pad or SMD at its ends, can't be ripup'd. You have to

    DELETE it instead.

     

     

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  • in reply to Richard_H

    Friday, August 12, 2011 7:36 pm. These traces are created entirely by

    autorouter. I've deleted them, autorouted again, and same thing happens

    again. They appear to be cursed in some mysterious way.

     

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