On Sunday, October 16, 2011 11:31:07 AM Jeff Epler did opine:

> Enhanced Machine Controller 2.4.7 has been released.  Debian packages
> are availble from the regular package servers.  A source tarball is
> available at
>     http://linuxcnc.org/emc2/dists/lucid/emc2.4/source/emc2_2.4.7.tar.gz
> 
> Due to a mistake during packaging, this version will still identify
> itself as version 2.4.6 in the splash screen and about dialog.  To
> verify the version of that you have installed, open a terminal window
> and type:
>     dpkg -l emc2
> OR
>     dpkg -l emc2-sim
> depending on whether you have installed the realtime or simulator-only
> version of the software.  The output should say something like this:
>     ii  emc2           1:2.4.7        PC based motion controller for
> real-time Lin
> 
> Because of a problem with the virtual machine used to build the 64-bit
> hardy (ubuntu 8.04) packages, version 2.4.7 is unavailable for that
> system at this time.  All packages for lucid are available, as are
> packages for 32-bit hardy.
> 
> The following changes and bugfixes have been made since the last
> release:
> 
>   * axis: fix problem removing a single notification
>   * axis: fix jog after ctrl-alt-left or -right in mdi
> 
>   * classicladder: fix a problem when more than 8 modbus inputs are read
>   * classicladder: fix possible crashes
> 
>   * comp: fix a problem with 'option userinit yes"
> 
>   * emcrsh: minor bugfixes
> 
>   * halcmd: fix a possible crash
>   * halrmt: fix a possible crash
>   * halmeter: fix a possible crash
> 
>   * hal_input: add names for new input events
> 
>   * hal_motenc: set outputs to 0 on exit
> 
>   * interpreter: fix spurious cutter comp error with tiny arcs in metric
>   * interpreter: fix G10 L2 on the active coordinate system
>   * interpreter: disallow changing coordinate system with cutter comp on
>   * interpreter: fix incorrect handling of do-break-while (SF#3420655)
> 
>   * motion: fix spurious reversal in CSS mode with M4 and X=0
>   * motion: fix a problem with probing (SF#3040806)
> 
>   * pncconf: fix nameless 'addf' in HAL file
>   * pncconf: changes spaces in configuration names to underscores
>   * pncconf: fixes for 3i28 and 7i43-4 boards
>   * pncconf: fix scale calculation
>   * pncconf: fix scaled spindle speed display
> 
>   * stepconf: changes spaces in configuration names to underscores
>   * stepconf: fix for spindle PWM on pin 17
>   * stepconf: fix name of "Z Both Limit + Home" pin
>   * stepconf: fix scaled spindle speed display
>   * stepconf: advice about how to use on an 800x600 display
> 
>   * thc: correctly remove offset after compensation disabled
> 
>   * documentation: various improvements
> 
>   * configs/smithy: various updates
>   * configs/gantry: simulated XYYZ gantry configuration
> 
> Thanks to the dozen or so developers who have contributed fixes and
> improvements to this version.
> 
> Jeff

Will this require a re-configuration?  So far, the last 3 or 4 updates have 
been uneventful.  This has come a long way since I first installed 2.2, and 
a hearty hand is due all the folks who 'make it happen'. :-)

Cheers, Gene
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