Interesting review of BeagleBone Black in this month's Custom PC (on 
Sainsbury's shelves right now).

Marcus

On 7 Aug 2013, at 08:30, Paul Lacatus wrote:

> Hi everybody,
> 
> My name is Paul Lacatus and I am quite new on this list. I am using 
> LinuxCNC for a few months on my Proxxon MF70 converted to CNC. Up to 
> this moment I am using an old Pentium 1GHz for this job as standalone 
> computer.  . Right not the computer is bigger than the mill and on the 
> work table the computer is occupying more then 70% with a display and 
> keyboard.
> 
> I have read something about the implementation of LinuxCNC on BeagleBone 
> Black.  I have available a BeagleBone white  ( 720 MHz 256 MB ram) . My 
> questions now :
> 
> 1. Is this card strong enough for running LinuxCNC headless ? Or should 
> I get a BeagleBone Black (1GHz / 512 MB ?
> 2. I need a display and keyboard near the Proxxon for setting and 
> control . If I am using BBW can I use a Raspberry Pi for  X11 server ?  
> In that case running Axis can be overkill for BBW  ( grafic acceleration 
> is in Raspi ) ?
> 3. If I have already the driver board controlled by LPT port of the 
> computer did I need and extra hardware of interfacing BeagleBone or a 
> simple logic level conversion is enough.
> 
> Paul
> 
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