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On Fri, 2015-07-03 at 18:09 -0700, Biswajit Das wrote:
> could anybody tell me how to install gEDA. I have instaled gEDA but
> netlist
> is not being transfer from schematic to pcb.

Please do not expect serious answers for such type of questions.

And Do not ask questions as a reply to absolutely unrelated topic.

Are you able to use search engines like google? If not, that may be the
first step to learn.

If you have managed that, you may search for something like "how to ask
smart questions" and "geda pcb tutorial".

For netlist and footprint transfer we use gsch2pcb -- for that some
tutorials exist. I may took some time to find the best/most recent.

For latest PCB program you may simple use import schematic from PCB
program menu, no need for gsch2pcb.

I know that gEDA documentation is verbose and ugly -- but no one will
write a complete new documentation as a reply to your question. Maybe a
good starting point for you is

http://www.delorie.com/pcb/docs/gs/gs.html

Best wishes,

Stefan Salewski
 

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