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On Fri, 2014-01-10 at 23:47 +0100, Gabriel Paubert wrote:
> If I export the pcb to Gerber, the two shorts are in the photoplotter
> file,
> which is really annoying and shows that this is not a spurious display
> artifact.

That is interesting and good to know!

In 2009, when I did my large, still unfinished DSO board, I have not
seen such shortcut problems, and my feeling was that PCB was working not
bad at that time. But I had done no gerber check at that time. At least
my board with the AVR 1287 in 2006/2007 war really OK.