John,

The easy way is to use the Stepconf Wizard to generate a config for you. There 
is a 
Sherline Driver choice and a Sherline Outputs button that does all the hard 
work for 
you as you page through the wizard. Take a gander at the getting started guide. 
It 
tells you how to create a desktop shortcut for your new config after you get 
done 
with the wizard.

John

On 15 Oct 2008 at 11:55, John Domville wrote:

> I have been stumbling around in the dark with the learning curve for
> my new SHERLINE mill ever since I got it. I had trouble installing the
> software disk that came with the SHERLINE mill. ( Linux/EMC Version
> 4.51).  
>     At this point I have been able to down load the EMC2 image from
> Linuxcnc.org and after several attempts have Been successful in
> burning a CD that will boot.
> 
>  I already had a PC that dual booted between Windows XP professional
> and Ubuntu 8.xxx.  Still learning my way around the LINUX file
> structure and OS. 
> 
>          I have printed out the EMC2 manual and have that handy. So
>          this is
> where I am now:
> 
> Computer:    DELL with 1Gb Ram and a 160 Gig hard drive running both
> Win XP and Ubuntu. Mill: Sherline 5000 series with a external 8760
> controller.
> 
>    Per printed instructions I have booted off the CD and got to the
>    EMC2
> program  (Applications > CNC > EMC2) The screen where I am stuck for a
> selection is the "Configuration Select".   What do I select at this
> point to proceed, based on my equipment?
> 
> Several of you were kind enough to answer my "new guy" dumb questions,
> which without I would not be where I am now. A million thanks for
> that. I hope someday to return the favor if I ever learn this
> system/software/machine.
> 
> John Domville
> Elmira NY
> 
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