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Community PCB Design & IC Packaging (Allegro X) PCB Design ODB export fails, "brd2odb.log does not exist."

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ODB export fails, "brd2odb.log does not exist."

jfockler
jfockler over 12 years ago

 I am new to Allegro. I made a simple change to a board silkscreen. I can successfully export the placement and the IPC but when I export the ODB data I get the error message:

"Allegro PCB Design XL"

'C;/USERDATA/.../ brd2odb.log' does not exist

How can I resolve this error?

Do I need to put my .brd file in a directory in the root ('C:\') directory?

 

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    jfockler over 12 years ago
    Thank you, Gopinanth.

    From my ODB++  installation I have the following environment variable:

    ALLEGRO_BRD2ODB = C:\MentorGraphics\Allegro Export ODB++

    Path  C:\MentorGraphics\Allegro Export ODB++\nv\bin;%ALLEGRO_BRD2ODB%\nv\bin

    Maybe I need to install to a folder called C:\valor.

    Best Regards,
    Joe
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  • jfockler
    jfockler over 12 years ago
    Thank you, Gopinanth.

    From my ODB++  installation I have the following environment variable:

    ALLEGRO_BRD2ODB = C:\MentorGraphics\Allegro Export ODB++

    Path  C:\MentorGraphics\Allegro Export ODB++\nv\bin;%ALLEGRO_BRD2ODB%\nv\bin

    Maybe I need to install to a folder called C:\valor.

    Best Regards,
    Joe
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