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LTspice IVEagle ULP?

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I just installed a new version of Eagle and wanted to use LTspice integration to simulate the schematic.

I can't find LTspice IV Eagle ULP at Dowloads/ ULPs area.

Where am I going wrong?

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    On 5/6/2013 2:56 PM, Henryk Majewski wrote:

    I just installed a new version of Eagle and wanted to use LTspice

    integration to simulate the schematic.

    I can't find LTspice IV Eagle ULP at Dowloads/ ULPs area.

    Where am I going wrong?

     

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    Hi Henryk,

     

    I hope you're doing well, currently the LTSpice ULP is setup assuming

    Windows paths. We still need to get everything setup for the other OS

    versions working under some sort of emulator (Wine, Parallels, etc.).

     

    If you are installing in an OS other than Windows for the moment LTSpice

    is not available and that's why the ULP is not up in the Downloads area.

     

    hth,

    Jorge Garcia

     

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    Am 04.09.2013 19:49, schrieb Jorge Garcia:

    I hope you're doing well, currently the LTSpice ULP is setup assuming

    Windows paths. We still need to get everything setup for the other OS

    versions working under some sort of emulator (Wine, Parallels, etc.).

     

    As a matter of fact, LTSpice works rather well not only on Windows, but

    under Linux and Mac, too, using the WINE emulator. Setting up Wine under

    Linux is quite easy, on a Mac I don't know, but one user somehow managed

    to install it, and LTSpice worked.

     

    Andreas Weidner

     

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    Am 04.09.2013 19:49, schrieb Jorge Garcia:

    I hope you're doing well, currently the LTSpice ULP is setup assuming

    Windows paths. We still need to get everything setup for the other OS

    versions working under some sort of emulator (Wine, Parallels, etc.).

     

    As a matter of fact, LTSpice works rather well not only on Windows, but

    under Linux and Mac, too, using the WINE emulator. Setting up Wine under

    Linux is quite easy, on a Mac I don't know, but one user somehow managed

    to install it, and LTSpice worked.

     

    Andreas Weidner

     

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