19:00 <mkk_> [Mauricio Montanares, skywater-pdk] Hi, Somebody can acces to http://opencircuitdesign.com?

19:00 <mkk_> I’m trying to install openlane, but after to do ‘make pdk’ it’s impossible to clone open_pdks from opencircuits

19:02 <mkk_> [Kazutomo Yoshii, skywater-pdk] I have the same problem

19:12 <mkk_> [Kazutomo Yoshii, skywater-pdk] I've replaced it with https://github.com/RTimothyEdwards/open_pdks Not sure this is a valid workaround (at least it has the same commit id specified in openlane makefile. 'make test' also passed.

19:58 <mkk_> [Philipp Gühring, skywater-pdk] @Tim Edwards http://opencircuitdesign.com is down, could be a routing issue or packet loss issue

19:58 <mkk_> [Philipp Gühring, skywater-pdk] @Kazutomo Yoshii Yes, the github repo is in sync with the http://opencircuitdesign.com git repo

20:07 <mkk_> [Mauricio Montanares, skywater-pdk] @Kazutomo Yoshii thank you!

21:39 <mkk_> [Tim Edwards, skywater-pdk] @, @Kazutomo Yoshii: I upgraded my Comcast router and my IP address got changed, and I had to update the entry with my DNS provider. As soon as the new address propagates around the internet, you should be able to reach http://opencircuitdesign.com by name. Until then, you can reach it by IPV4 address 69.251.37.208.

21:40 <mkk_> [Tim Edwards, skywater-pdk] But yes, the github repo is never more than about 20 hours out of sync with http://opencircuitdesign.com, maximum.