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Subject: Re: [geda-user] pcb tutorial: schematics source file
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DJ Delorie wrote:
: 
: The "source" is the pcb source tree, either the source tarball from
: your os's repo or the pcb git repo.

	I have downloaded a Fedora src.rpm, which contained the following
source file:

$ sha1sum pcb-20110918.tar.gz 
53ca27797d4db65a068b56f157e3ea6c5c29051f  pcb-20110918.tar.gz
$ tar tzf pcb-20110918.tar.gz |grep -i sch
$ 

But http://git.geda-project.org/pcb/tree/doc/gs/fb-blinker-sch.sch
is probably what I am looking for. Thanks!

-Yenya

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