> On 29 Mar 2019, at 09:53, Sardar Vayghannezgad <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I have tried my best to understand the fundamental ins and outs of running 
> Machinekit on BBB from my windows desktop, but there are so many technical 
> concepts and approaches that I just can't fully understand everything. 
> Although it seems I'm towards the end of this, I'm already frustrated, and 
> since working for a sort of tight deadline I need some practical help, and 
> need that in layman's terms, into the bargain, please.

> I followed these instructions to run M.K. on BBB from my desktop. But I am 
> badly thrown off. I have apparently successfully done everything on that 
> instruction page, but just don't know how to start what!! I don't know what 
> command to use on the PuTTy. 

You need to start Machinekit when you’ve logged into your BBB. Putty is just a 
terminal you log onto your BBB. Everything you type into that terminal, is as 
if you would type on a keyboard directly attached to the BBB on s terminal on a 
screen directly attached to the BBB.

> (Please, as far as possible, don't direct me to start everything from 
> scratch, as I already had Debian Jessie installed on BBB, but decided to 
> change it to Stretch.)
> 
> My newbie questions:
> Should Machinekit Client be installed on my Windows OS or on the BBB?!  (I 
> already have M.K Client on my Windows OS. but once I start it, it keeps 
> loading in no veil, with no available instances.)
Machinekit client on your windows OS

Make sure that on your BBB you have set REMOTE = 1 in the file machinekit.ini
That file should be here: /etc/linuxcnc/machinekit.ini
> According to the first question, which link should I go with on this page.
No idea what you actually link to.
> AFAIK, I need a U.I on my desktop to give me access to the M.K. Is this UI 
> the Machinekit Client? How can I start it from PuTTY?
You start machinekit-client from your Windows PC. It’s a remote UI (seen from 
the BBB perspective) and you don’t need to start the UI from Putty (your BBB) 
but from the pc.

In the putty terminal type: machinekit

> FYI:
> Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch)
>             Kernel: Linux 4.4.155-ti-rt-r153
>       Architecture: arm
> 
> Thanks in advance
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