On Thursday, February 09, 2012 12:10:16 PM Thomas Powderly did opine:
> haha
> is Sears really one of the cheapest sources for D525MW?
> tomp
>
Don't know. I got mine, in an overgrown shoebox case, with a 2gb single
laptop style dram, power supply, 250Gb sata hard drive and a dvd writer,
keybo
haha
is Sears really one of the cheapest sources for D525MW?
tomp
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On 9 February 2012 02:30, James Louis wrote:
> Intel D510MO
> 1GB DDRAM
> SATADOM-2000-4GB
> PicoPSU-80 12V DC-DC ATX
>
> If you want to surf the internet on your CNC mill then maybe something else
> would be better.
With the 8GB SSD that is exactly the components in my Mill controller.
Due to
Thanks All;
The D525MW wins.
Don
On 2/9/12, Dave wrote:
>>>The D510 was actually out for several years, but it was only very late
> in the
>
> I didn't realize that.
>
> Thanks for correcting the 525 board number, I didn't realize I had mangled
> the number.
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> On 2/8/2012 11:08
>>The D510 was actually out for several years, but it was only very late
in the
I didn't realize that.
Thanks for correcting the 525 board number, I didn't realize I had mangled the
number.
Dave
On 2/8/2012 11:08 PM, Jon Elson wrote:
> Dave wrote:
>
>> The D510MO was discontinued by Inte
Dave wrote:
> The D510MO was discontinued by Intel.
>
> I'd go with the Intel MW525 board instead. You can buy them from almost
> everyone and they work well with LinuxCNC.
>
> Plus they have a real DB25 LPT port! :-)
>
> They take laptop memory instead of desktop memory sticks but that has
> b
On Wednesday, February 08, 2012 08:29:06 PM James Louis did opine:
> To all,
>
> For what it's worth, I have used the following components from
> Mini-Box.com many times without a single problem. I think that it is
> just about the perfect motherboard for a dedicated (stand alone)
> LinuxCNC mac
.org]
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 6:30 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Is the Intel D510M0 Processor still a good choice for
a new EMC2 application?
To all,
For what it's worth, I have used the following components from Mini-Box.com
many times without a
Intel D510M0 Processor still a good choice for
a new EMC2 application?
I second the D525MW - Used it on my last build with a solid state
drive. Very nice.
DougM
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Dave wrote:
> The D510MO was discontinued by Intel.
>
> I'd go with the Intel MW525
And, I'll third the MW525 motherboard.
Remember to turn off hyper-threading in the bios, though.
It is my first linuxcnc machine, and the install (with gecko g540) went
incredibly well.
I think that the memory i purchased was something like $14.99 or so for each
2meg module; I could be wrong,
I second the D525MW - Used it on my last build with a solid state
drive. Very nice.
DougM
On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 12:31 PM, Dave wrote:
> The D510MO was discontinued by Intel.
>
> I'd go with the Intel MW525 board instead. You can buy them from almost
> everyone and they work well with LinuxCN
The D510MO was discontinued by Intel.
I'd go with the Intel MW525 board instead. You can buy them from almost
everyone and they work well with LinuxCNC.
Plus they have a real DB25 LPT port! :-)
They take laptop memory instead of desktop memory sticks but that has
been cheaper the last time I
just for fun:
check powersupply cable
check power connectors onto the board
check harddrive power connectors
check memory connectors
check cpu connector.
for check read: apply contactcleaner (not the lubricating type) liberally
and plug in and out a few times.
otherwise this might be your harddri
Le 08.02.2012 08:50, Don Stanley a écrit :
> Hi All;
> All my shop EMC2 applications are running on D510M0's.
> Is this also a good choice for the new one?
>
> After EMC2 was taught how to deal with the D510M0's printer port strangeness,
> the have done great except for boot up after being powered
Hi All;
All my shop EMC2 applications are running on D510M0's.
Is this also a good choice for the new one?
After EMC2 was taught how to deal with the D510M0's printer port strangeness,
the have done great except for boot up after being powered down several days in
a 60 degree F shop. I can't deter
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