>I really want to upgrade anyway, because the PC is a Core2 Duo and might
not be adequate to run a full desktop and the machine under recent Debian.
I think that would be a wise choice. I've done some extensive work with
Debian Bookworm. My ever changing tutorial is here.
Steve,
Definitely a 5i20. I just looked as a sanity check. The Full HD (1920x1080
IIRC) needed for probe-basic is higher resolution than my monitor, but probably
not the video card. I do actually have a decent PCIe graphics card, but I’d
have to give that up to go to a PCIe FPGA card. I really
I have just pushed a feature branch (andypugh/mesa_modbus) to the LinuxCNC
github.
It uses the Mesa FPGA UARTs (specifically pktUART) to offer real-time
modbus connection directly to a Mesa card.
Docs are here:
I think a 5i24 is what he has now, and the modern embedded computers seem to
have gone over to PCIexpress slots. The embedded
computer he currently uses cannot support a 16 to 9 ratio screen needed by some
of the newer GUI interfaces. The current computer
only has one PCI slot so an add-on video
Andy,
I have a nice mounting scheme in my control cabinet for SFF PCs. It seems
like you have to go pretty far back in time to find one with a PCI slot. My
existing full-height M5I20 required a cutout in the lid of my current PC to
allow the card to protrude and provide a path for cables. The
On Tue, 18 Apr 2023 at 14:12, Chris Helgesen
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Apologies for bothering the developer's list with this. I have a Hurco KM3
> I did a LinuxCNC-based retrofit on during the Jurassic period. I need to
> replace the host PC, and I've reached the end of the road for my Mesa PCI
>
On Tue, 18 Apr 2023, Chris Helgesen wrote:
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2023 09:09:45 -0400
From: Chris Helgesen
Reply-To: EMC developers
To: EMC developers
Subject: [Emc-developers] Mesa 7I80HDT needed
Hello,
Apologies for bothering the developer's list with this. I have a Hurco KM3
I did a
Hello,
Apologies for bothering the developer's list with this. I have a Hurco KM3
I did a LinuxCNC-based retrofit on during the Jurassic period. I need to
replace the host PC, and I've reached the end of the road for my Mesa PCI
interface card.
Does anyone have a new or fully-functional Mesa
Probe Basic's strength comes from the built in probing routines. That's why
people have wanted to use it.
From Andy's list, the only configs that have similar features to probe
basic are those in QtDragon.
QtDragon has the additional advantage of having substantial documentation.
QtDragon XYZ has
On Tue, 18 Apr 2023 at 09:52, Steffen Möller wrote:
> Hello,
> on
> https://www.facebook.com/groups/1887325441579936/posts/3264707197175080/
> someone reported difficulties to get probe_basic to run because the
> auto-triggered attempt to install dependencies via pip had failed. Is there
> an
QTPYVCP and probe basic were broken due to upstream changes that
prevent the use of pip to install local modules unless running from
a python virtual environment (venv).
The QTPYVCP section of the forum has instructions as sticky posts on how to
install probe basic and the QTPYVCP both as a user
Probe_basic is an independent project, not part of linuxcnc. I think it would
be best to report problems to them directly.
Chatgpt is a weird way to look for information about linuxcnc IMHO and I don't
think it gave good answers.
There are probing screens mostly based on an outside linuxcnc
On 4/18/23 04:50, Steffen Möller wrote:
Hello,
on https://www.facebook.com/groups/1887325441579936/posts/3264707197175080/
someone reported difficulties to get probe_basic to run because the
auto-triggered attempt to install dependencies via pip had failed. Is there an
alternative to
Hello,
on https://www.facebook.com/groups/1887325441579936/posts/3264707197175080/
someone reported difficulties to get probe_basic to run because the
auto-triggered attempt to install dependencies via pip had failed. Is there an
alternative to probe_basic that is shipping as part of the
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