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Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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You shouldn’t need Qt installed. The tar ball is supposed to have all the Qt libraries you need, and qmake (AFAIK) is only needed if you are building from source, it shouldn’t be needed to install the tar ball. I’ll have a better search of the tar ball I have that runs and see if I can figure out where I’m getting libQt5PrintSupport.so.5 from and/or where it is in the tar ball. Fritzing 0.9.4 is using Qt 5.9 I think and Qt4 support was dropped, I have something like Qt5.11 installed on the Ubuntu system to build with and that works fine. I see I ran in to the “problem with the swapping mechanism” problem on Windows in early Feb this year while working on the fixing the 4000 series multipart parts in core (tspans in the parts in core were breaking the build on Qt5.11) unfortunately it isn’t clear what fixed the problem, even reinstalling completely didn’t do so, so I expect I had broken something in the 4000 series parts. I have a copy of the broken files to look over if I ever get time, but did eventually get it sorted out and the parts were replaced in core. That shouldn’t be the problem here because the core parts repository should be correct. I’ll see if I can figure out where the libraries are in the tar ball to see if the libQt5PrintSupport.so.5 should be in there somewhere. A

find ./ -name “libQt5PrintSupport*” -print

on the 0.9.3 install directory finds a couple of copies of the library including libQt5PrintSupport.so.5 (which I expect is a simlink to libQt5PrintSupport.so.5.6.0 as Qt5.6 is what was used on 0.9.3b) but the same find on the 0.9.4 directory finds nothing and the lib/ subdirectories where I’d expect to find them are empty. It is possible the tar ball is finding them on my system because of either the Qt install or the previous 0.9.3b install, or that they are somewhere unexpected in tht tar ball (although find should find that.) I’m not all that familiar with the new build setup yet so they could be there just in an unexpected place.

Peter


Creating ESP32 SIM800 part

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Hi Peter.

Try this link. It should lead to the psd file I created with rules etc.
I hope this works because the Fritzing site is very unstable last days.

Best Regards
Ola

Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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Hi Peter,

Thank for your clarification, this is really helpful. I got some comments from KjellMorgenstern on github and it looks like we’re on the right track.

To avoid cross posting, any further postings will be done in the github topic concerning this subject.

Thanks a lot,

Erik

Trafic loght 01

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with tihs proyect you can control thre leds

Creating ESP32 SIM800 part

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OK, I converted the .psd to a jpg (which Inkscape will import unlike the psd) and imported it in to the Inkscape breadboard view. Unfortunately when I scaled it so the headers are correct (they are on exactly .1in boundaries) the mounting holes in the .psd are slightly shorter in Y than the measurements in the dimension drawing posted above. I split the difference between the two sets of mounting holes, but the position likely isn’t exactly correct yet. The easiest way to fix that is for you to print out the pcb view at 1:1 scale (preferably on an clear overhead transparency) and compare it to the real board. The header holes should all match exactly, but the mounting holes may be off by a bit. If you can measure how far off the mounting holes are in x and y for each hole I can move them in pcb to match the real position. I have replaced the part posted above with the corrected part. Note as usual, the mounting holes are only on silkscreen in the part, if you want holes on a board you make, in the sketch you need to drag a hole from the pcb area of core parts in to the sketch and set its diameter to 3mm and place it over the hole in silkscreen so the hole will be drilled in the board (if you don’t want the mounting holes leave it as is.)

Peter

Mega2560 R3 Pro Mini

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Hello,

thanks for that part. I like to make my own PCB, but i have the other Mega Pro Micro from robotdyn (with the button next to the USB Port). This PCB layout is not matching with the uploaded part here. Also i cannot find correct Fritzing PCB design for robodyn Mega Pro Mini.

Does anyone have the part design for the robodyn part?

Also tried to find the part discriped here in the project, but i can only find the robodyn parts in Ebay/Aliexpress.

Beginner question: How to change the size of a resistor

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Hi,
I’m an absolute beginner in using Fritzing and trying to build something using a prototype board/perfboard.
My problem is, that the resistors are “too big” for the perfboard. With my boards I have (in real), a resistor covers two holes of the board. In Fritzing, a resistor covers 3 holes. Is there a way to change that? I tried changing the pin spacing or using the new parts editor, but it didn’t help me.
I’m using Fritzing 0.9.4. Is there any way to do that?

Thanks
Bernd

Printer is not connecting

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I wanted to connect my hp printer with my router. I learned about 123.hp.com and knew the process. But I couldn’t apply the process anymore. What should I do now?


Beginner question: How to change the size of a resistor

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Use the part in this thread

you need to download the .fzpz file then load it to the mine parts bin by doing a File->open on the .fzpz file in Fritzing. As I recall the color bands work on this one (it has been a few years since I made it.), if not there is one somewhere with working color bands. In general the parts that have been modified for perfboard use usually have “top” or “top view” in the name. @steelgoose did a bunch of them, I have done others. There are things like transistors and leds of various kinds around.

Peter

Printer is not connecting

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Try an HP printer forum would be your best bet. This forum is about using Fritzing not connecting printers …

Peter

Mega2560 R3 Pro Mini

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Just so I’m clear, the button where the 6 pins on the top left are now and no usb connector? With the board a bit shorter that @Old_Grey referred to above? 52mm wide (there is also a 55mm one but it isn’t the mini.)? I t shouldn’t be a big deal to modify the current part to match. I’ll have a look at it.

Peter

Creating ESP32 SIM800 part

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Hi Peter.
I will print out the pcb and check. Then give you feedback.
I almost finished the pcb layout yesterday.

Thanks for all your help so far.
Really appreciate it.

Still looking for that Donate button though!

Best regards
Ola

Creating ESP32 SIM800 part

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Finally found it :slight_smile: if you start Fritzing and click Help->Donate to Fritzing it will take you to the donations page. I thought there was a link on the main web page but don’t see it there.

Peter

Howto create Custom part (pot)

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Hi,

I am very new at fritzing.

To complete a project I need a custom made part.
I tried to use the parts editor but I do not know how to start a new item.

2nd attempt was to modify a already existing item.
Using inkscape I was able to success some steps but at the end “copper layer” was not defined.

Can sombody help me to create “BOURNS 3266W”?

THX
Cappy

Howto create Custom part (pot)

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Welcome to Fritzing! The first thing to do when you need a part is a google search of the form “fritzing part BOURNS 3266W” which in this case turns up

which is much easier than making a new part. If this part doesn’t suit, post the changes you need and I can make them to that part. In the case where there isn’t a part and you do need to make one here are some tutorials which apply to the current version of Fritzing (many of the tutorials out there are for older version of Fritzing and no longer apply):

parts making is currently poorly documented and quite complex (it took me around a year with constant help from folks in the forum to learn to make parts) so the usual method is try, then post your questions in here and one of us will help you out.

Peter


Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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You might have something else causing this issue…

I’ve setup a VM of Mint 19.2 fresh, fritzing DID NOT execute the install script properly, in-fact that failed miserably. BUT the fritzing application 0.94. Downloaded from GitHub, it does run and seems to work just fine with 0.9.4. So this might be more of a specific issue with this individuals system.

I’ll keep this VM around for a bit if something else needs tested with mint… IE; install script.

Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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Interesting! This discussion has moved to github here:

where Kjell thinks if Qt wasn’t installed as part of something else, then libraries need to be added. I pointed out there that 0.9.3b had all libraries included. Installing some of the Qt libraries fixed the OPs problem.

Peter

Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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I see this discussion… BUT again, I don’t see a BUG here… aside install script.

IE I cann’t replicate nor confirm this exists. Aside it works as planned on a fresh VM.

IF it did I would have confirmed VIA BUG listing, github

Mega2560 R3 Pro Mini

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Hello Peter,

thanks for that great job and this nice PCB Layout. Donation will be done the next minutes :slight_smile: But i have another part. I think it is the 55mm one. I also think that is the most used one. Any chance to edit this?

I think that is the correct one: (with Micro USB and 2 Voltage regulators)

Thanks a lot

Trouble installing Fritzing on Linux Mint 19.2

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If the Qt libraries aren’t included in the 0.9.4 tar ball, I think that is a bug as we will see more complaints like this one, but I don’t know enough about the new install to know if the libraries are there just in a different place. On another topic, does a 0.9.3b on linux upgrade to 0.9.4 automatically? Windows 7 did so automatically , but Ubuntu 18.04 lts does not. Even if I click “check for updates” it says there are no updates available. So I had to manually install a tar ball to upgrade. I have only the one linux box, so I don’t know if this happening to others.

Peter

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