No only Debian UNSTABLE has the 7i96S support. Debian TESTING rejected
the change.
On 8/31/2022 3:46 AM, Rob C wrote:
is it not debian TESTING that currently has 7i92S support (bookworm) due
for stable release probably September 2023 (12 months away at present from
stable)?
I've not got a
is it not debian TESTING that currently has 7i92S support (bookworm) due
for stable release probably September 2023 (12 months away at present from
stable)?
I've not got a 7i92S but it makes sense or some way to get LCNC to work
with the most available boards currently available.
But it may mean
Yes, I feel that the outm only needs to be put in 2.8.4 to solve the
immediate problem of board availability.
Currently only Debian unstable has the 7i96S and I sure most users would
rather use a stable OS on their machines.
JT
On 8/30/2022 4:09 AM, andy pugh wrote:
On Wed, 24 Aug 2022 at
>> I have cherry-picked the changes needed to make it work with 2.8.3 in
>> the branch "outm_for_2.8" and initial tests by people who actually
>> have a 7i86S look promising (I don't have one to test with)
>
> Does no-one really have any opinion on this?
My only concern is that if 7i96s support
On 8/30/22 05:14, andy pugh wrote:
On Wed, 24 Aug 2022 at 19:50, andy pugh wrote:
I have cherry-picked the changes needed to make it work with 2.8.3 in
the branch "outm_for_2.8" and initial tests by people who actually
have a 7i86S look promising (I don't have one to test with)
Does no-one
On Wed, 24 Aug 2022 at 19:50, andy pugh wrote:
> I have cherry-picked the changes needed to make it work with 2.8.3 in
> the branch "outm_for_2.8" and initial tests by people who actually
> have a 7i86S look promising (I don't have one to test with)
Does no-one really have any opinion on this?
Normally I wouldn't consider this, but chip shortages mean that the
only readily-available Mesa card at the moment is the 7i86S. (The good
news is that it is a good option for many stepper systems)
I have cherry-picked the changes needed to make it work with 2.8.3 in
the branch "outm_for_2.8" and