Hi,
I'm having a hard to installing the new EMC live cd...
i am installing on a clean HDD with no other OS on it.
1st I've booted up from the cd and then installed it. once it reboots
the load screen just hangs. i have downloaded the iso a few times and
from both servers just to make sure i
tomp,
Thanks for the updated code. I'll add it to my latest verstion.
I'm also adding direct file save and a config for your nc files folder...
This is neat stuff.
John
John,
please check wiki page for a note on the face.py
thanks
tomp
Now that's a good idea. I (not being a programmer) would really like to see
a 'skinny' Ubuntu EMC2 distribution. Skinny being not much more than what
is needed for EMC2 work. No office stuff, no media stuff, only the really
necessary apps and libraries and such.
Small enough to install on a
The idea of respins is that you can create multiple different versions
easily. So you could have a minimal version and a minimal with network
version for example.
Plus as long as you have network support in the respin, it is always
possible to use the repositories to install more software - just
I find this fascinating. Long years ago after some preliminary work by
Will at NIST, I authored a knoppix-emc CD and worked with Paul while
developing the Morphix (take the red pill) version that became the
debian BDI. A couple of things come to mind.
One of the concerns for me, being at the
Mick,
Have you tried running the EMC2 cd as a Live cd - that is, don't install
it, just put the CD in the drive - it should start up and give you the
Ubuntu screen from which you should be able to run EMC2 from the file
menu. It will run much slower than normal but if it runs from here, it
i think what your looking for is called squirt
http://www.megasquirt.info/
Jon Elson wrote:
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
This doesn't have anything to do with machine tools. I am starting
another project. I have retired my 1984 Mercury Lynx diesel. The body
rusted out and the
Stuart Stevenson wrote:
Gentlemen,
This doesn't have anything to do with machine tools. I am starting
another project. I have retired my 1984 Mercury Lynx diesel. The body
rusted out and the car is not drivable. I bought a 1991 Mazda 323.
Alas, this is a gas motor car. I like diesel. I
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i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.06 w/ emc2 from the live cd onto a 5 year old
dell pc (not the hottest computer in the world, but it works fine). problem
is: computer locks up on install step 5 of 6 and won't go any further.
i can boot from the cd just fine. ubuntu comes up fine. emc2
Hi all,
In 1975 I installed a mil surplus diesel in a 3/4 T pickup. Ended up
putting about 5000 hrs on that rig.
Never did anything heavier than 27,000 GVW ... (with 55 hp at the
flywheel) ... big grunt.
Injection pumps, especially the inline ones are very reliable. If I
were to fool with
You got my attention with this! I'm a diesel likin' man myself - I have
a Mercedes diesel car and an older Ford diesel pickup and a couple of
diesel tractors. I've often thought of doing something like you're
talking about. I'm currently using and programming PIC microcontrollers
at work, and
Stuart-
You are probably better off doing it in a microcontroller than EMC.
A friend and I converted a car to run on Ethanol back in the early 90's
(yes, way ahead of our time) and fooling around with the injector timing was
the tricky part. That was a throttle body fuel injection system with
On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 22:41 +, paul_c wrote:
Minor correction - The Morphix base produced the BDI-live and laid the
foundations for later work
Oh Yes. I think I was foreshortening a step or three there.
How long does it take to download compilers,
libraries, and assorted tools at 3K
Gentlemen,
This doesn't have anything to do with machine tools. I am starting
another project. I have retired my 1984 Mercury Lynx diesel. The body
rusted out and the car is not drivable. I bought a 1991 Mazda 323.
Alas, this is a gas motor car. I like diesel. I want to put the Mazda
diesel
Ray Henry wrote:
The HAL with a good kernel and processor match and some optimiztion
should be able to handle the job. Most of the mind work would be to see
how much resolution you can get at the max rotation speed of the
motor.
Rayh
Capable, yes.
The best choice? I doubt it.
The
seth wiley wrote:
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i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.06 w/ emc2 from the live cd onto a 5 year
old dell pc (not the hottest computer in the world, but it works fine).
problem is: computer locks up on install step 5 of 6 and won't go any
further.
i can boot from the cd just fine.
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