I don't know if Wine will ever support Windows device drivers. If you need these features, I'd recommend just using Windows. PCB editor works well, 3D PCB view works, but will generate an error when you close it. Online supplier links work if you install IE6 and msxml4 with winetricks. There are no noticeable bugs in the schematic editor. Get used to working around the bugs before you dive in.Īlmost everything.

There are several bugs, as can be seen above, but AD2009 is functional enough to design a PCB. If you want to use the Nanoboards with AD2009, you are going to have to run Windows instead. Nexus doesn't work in Wine, and loading the dlls for it sometimes causes problems. Using winecfg, disable loading of FPGAflow.dll WINEPREFIX=/home/your_name/AD2009 winetricks ie6 msxml4 mdac27 corefonts WINEPREFIX=/home/your_name/AD2009 wine setup.exeĪfter setup finishes, install dependencies using winetricks: WINEPREFIX=/home/your_name/AD2009 winecfg I'm running with 'wineprefix comctl32 corefonts d3dx10 d3dx9_26 d3dx9_28 d3dx9_31 d3dx9_35 d3dx9_36 d3dx9_39 d3dx9_42 directx9 gdiplus gdiplus_winxp ie6 mdac27 mdac28 mfc40 mfc42 msls31 msvcirt msxml6 pngfilt tahoma vcrun2008 vcrun2010 vcrun2012 vcrun2013 vcrun6sp6 vcrun6 xact_jun2010 xact xinput' but probably you don't need all this stuffs. Sometimes if you unpin the left menu-bar and there is no document open then the left-menu bar keep hide until you open the home-view or some document.įor some reason if it freezes just press escape and wait a sec. Sometimes it freezes when searching for libraries but unfreeze in seconds.

I have produced a bunch of projects with this setup. This version has some bugs but nothing serious. Signal integrity, FPGA and USB stuffs, 3D models. Project in general: PCB, SCH, PCB and SCH Library, reports, bill of materials, foot-print manager, inspectors, rules, pin swap, errors checkers, auto-route, print to files, gerbers generation and etc.

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