`I would attach the project to this post but I don't see a why to do it.` All your projects are private so only you can see them. You first need to make your project public. Then you need to share the URL to it. Please see: https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/Share.htm#Sharing

Hi, OK, I think I did this correctly. Here is the link: https://easyeda.com/551a2647f5754fedae2b8143a0fba790/Maximus-3659c25ec679447bb0eceea3b066fc04

Hi After checking your project 1.Yes, it is a known issue, we have fixed this issue at next big version 2.Your PCB seems complicated， and your PCB have many auto route rules, and the PCB Space constraints, the auto router can not finish. the more detail you can refer to https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/PCB.htm#Auto-Router https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/PCB.htm#Local-Auto-Router 3.this issue can't repeat at my side, can you check your network? or try to change others network. thank you

Hi, 1. Thanks for the info. What is the release date of the next big release? 2. Are you saying that the auto router can not handle this project? 3. The problem is intermittent. My location has only DSL available with very slow up load times. Perhaps the server timeout value needs to be larger. Regards, Ron Patton

Hello, After many hours working with the auto router, the PCB was successfully routed. However, (after researching all the available resources) I would like to know why the auto router continues to route certain ground tracks. All the components that have a ground connection should be connected to the top (or bottom) copper area. They do not need tracks between various components. https://easyeda.com/551a2647f5754fedae2b8143a0fba790/Maximus-3659c25ec679447bb0eceea3b066fc04 Regards, Ron Patton

Hi If you don't need the GND auto route, you need to ignore it.

@Tutorials I ignore them. I mark "MLA ignore". The program shows me that no connections.

"GND ignore"

in Auto Router

and "VCC ignore"


bottom layer is GND

some time passed and error messages disappeared.

@boyarinovigor Can you share your project with the public? I need to check it out. thanks

@Tutorials done

OK, here is a project that demonstrates the ground routing problem.  This project has a top and bottom copper area covering the entire PCB.  I don't what is meant by "ignore" as I don't see that as an option in the auto router.  What I do is tell the auto router to skip GND.  After routing, all components that have a GND attachment route properly and are attached to either the top or bottom copper area.  However, there are RAT lines between the GND terminals of R9,R10 and J1 so the Net display of the Design Manager shows the RED X for GND. There is a bug in the auto router where it fails to recognize the existence of the copper area in certain cases. [https://easyeda\.com/551a2647/S\_Meter\_Signal\_Generator\-d8849e227944425d8706815c708c3f87](https://easyeda.com/551a2647/S_Meter_Signal_Generator-d8849e227944425d8706815c708c3f87)

Here is another example of the issue: [https://easyeda.com/551a2647/USB_Isolator-cf9d639db25e49eb865517106728cdf6](https://easyeda.com/551a2647/USB_Isolator-cf9d639db25e49eb865517106728cdf6) There are no DRC errors.  There are RAT lines between L4, D2  and between L7,C8