On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 8:48 AM, Kent A. Reed <[email protected]> wrote:
> And then Don Stanley wrote:
> > Hi All;
> > I will have to plead the Shultz Defense.
> >
> > The Mill processors I am converting to EMC2 are
> > Athlon 64 processor 3700+ or better with the following
> > slots:
> > PCI
> > PCI-EX1
> > PCI-EX16
> > MGP (Mach speed graphics port).
> > I am currently using left over dual monitor video cards
> > which worked fine for the old CNC package. Apparently
> > EMC2 wants better.
> >
> > Any suggestions for a Graphics Card that will make EMC2
> > and these systems happy to do the job, and get my latency
> > test out of the ruts.
> >
> > Moving the Latency Display during the test looks like this.
> > Max Intrvl(ns) Max Jitr(ns) Lst
> Intrvl(ns)
> > Servo Thread (1.0ms) 1692524 214782 996XXX
> > Base Thread (25us) 82717 47208 24XXX
> >
> > Thanks again for your many helps
> > Don
> >
> Don:
>
> Jon Elson's advice is good, as always, and may well fix your problem
> without further ado, but with more details about your system we might
> come up with more specific ideas.
>
> For m/b and video cards, what are the makes and models? Amounts of memory?
>
> Keep in mind that it is not EMC2 per se but the underlying Ubuntu
> distribution provides your video drivers. The motherboard has its own
> part to play because of the intimacy between its BIOS and the rest of
> the system hardware. RTAI has to be happy with all this so that EMC2 can
> control your mill properly.
>
> For this old fogey, the phrase "Shultz defense" brings to mind "Hogan's
> Heroes" and Sergeant Schultz. Is this what you meant?
>
> Regards,
> Kent
>
Hi Jon, Kent and Jake;
I haven't tried Jon's suggestion yet; Sunday etc.
The processor is a single core and the RAM is 1GB.
The Motherboard is a "mach speed MK8-939A".
The Video card is an Applied Graphics Products
Jeronimo J2/N. Copyright 1995 Etna Corp.
I have forgotten how to find the Video memory size in
Windows and never knew for Linux/Unix.
The BIOS on these systems doesn't display anything
until after the long RAM test. Don't know if these
Video cards even try to display on board memory.
I am using ubuntu 8.04 and EMC2 2.3.4.1.
I tested ubuntu 10.04 LiveCD on these systems. The load
went fine but when it was time for the video all I got was
a blank screen, although ubuntu 8.04 works fine.
The 10.04 works fine on other older systems. Weird huh?
Yes. I didn't know how to spell Schultz and the
spell checker was confused with the missing "c".
Thanks for any and all suggestions.
Don
>
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