Ok, I'll explain again:

I draw a schematic.
I ran auto route (bottom only)
the result was ok for me.
now I wire some wires on TOP layer and connect between the auto route wires
(2 separate net$) (bottom) with *TOP* wires that are NOT exist in the
schematic (reason: the auto can't handle it) for each wire the eagle ask to
which net$ to connect the "manual" wire I respond and continue to connect
the other "manual" wires.
then I did a rip up cause I want to change one part place and as a result
the "manual" wires cannot be erased.
I thought the program will add them to the schematic but it didn't, it
becomes the same net$ as I choose when create it.
mean while I found that if I erase the WHOLE net$ in the schematic the
problem is solved, but I have to redraw the original net$ again :-(

Any ideas?

Tal


-----Original Message-----
From: pic microcontroller discussion list
[mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Colin Constant
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 1:38 AM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [EE]: Eagle HELP! URGENT!


> > Sorry guys, the answer is not what you said.
> > It's a bug or other problem. or maybe an illegal command that I am
>doing,
> > that's work one way only.
> > There is no way to erase it or even see it in schematic.
> > Odd..
Sometimes an unrouted wire will not go away by itself.  Click the ratsnest
button next to the auto button.

Colin

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