As most of you probably know, the latest version of Ubuntu has been
released: Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron.
(http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-8.04-lts-desktop)
As it is another LTS release (3 year support on the Desktop version - which
we use), we consider that it's important to have emc2 packages
I started downloading now, but I already have a question.
On the Live CD, and then after installing, is there a realtine
performance test script ready?
In the old (2.1 EMD2 distro) I used a file with a script like this one:
/QUOTE BELOW
#!/bin/sh
sudo mkdir /dev/rtf; sudo mknod /dev/rtf/3 c
That will work - also jepler wrote a nice gui latency test program. You
can run it from terminal by issuing 'latency-test'.
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/2.2/html/config_stepconf.html#sec:Latency-Test
sam
Mario. wrote:
I started downloading now, but I already have a question.
On the Live
Yeah, I wanted all good available latency test scripts already saved
on the desktop. You come to a computer, live-boot the CD and click any
of the latency tests directly. It's good to save 5-10 minutes of time
that it takes to find those online.
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Alex,
Is there a PGP component I need to install or is the pgpkeys server really
timing out? I am getting the following errors:
gpg: requesting key 8F374FEF from hkp server pgpkeys.mit.edu
gpg: keyserver timed out
gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error
gpg: WARNING: nothing exported
gpg:
Usually it works, you should try again (probably some network problem
when you had that).
Also if it still doesn't work, you can look at the emc2-install.sh, and
run the commands one by one.
Something failed (besides the pgp part), because you don't seem to have
http://www.linuxcnc.org/ in your
Alex, I understand you. But I will describe you the situation I was in
a hundred of times.
When I got access to an interesting PC computer platform, I booted the
linuxcnc CD. Okay so far. So I run or switch to terminal to run mc to
find the latency test. Okay, mc not found. So I fun firefox to
Regarding latency test, I have recently made some experiments with about
5-6 different computers. One of them performed reasonably well and the
others has the infamous SMI problem.
I searched the wiki for a solution and I found one, that requires
recompiling, after following the instructions, NO
