On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 23:55 -0500, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
No rush on finding that page. I'm just curious about the information
that's out there, and whether it seems accurate and/or justifiable.
Almost makes you wish for the old days of gatekeeper reference
librarians, 'eh.
Rayh
Ray Henry wrote:
On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 23:55 -0500, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
No rush on finding that page. I'm just curious about the information
that's out there, and whether it seems accurate and/or justifiable.
Almost makes you wish for the old days of gatekeeper reference
I can't find the site that told me this option should be disabled, so I
removed it from the instructions.
Andy
Jeff Epler wrote:
Hi. Thanks for documenting this process, it looks pretty similar to
what I've done.
I am curious why you chose this option:
Loadable module support Module
I have posted the steps I used to install EMC2 CVS HEAD version on
Ubuntu 7.10. There may be mistakes in it, and redundancies, but it
appears to work - well, except it has to run as root to avoid halcmd
segfaulting.
If anyone has any comments or spots any mistakes I would love to hear
them.
Thanks!
One comment - you could put this on the EMC2 wiki ;)
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/
- Steve
Andrew Ayre wrote:
I have posted the steps I used to install EMC2 CVS HEAD version on
Ubuntu 7.10. There may be mistakes in it, and redundancies, but it
appears to work - well, except it has to run
I'll do that when I have more confidence my steps will work for other
people as well. :)
Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Thanks!
One comment - you could put this on the EMC2 wiki ;)
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/
- Steve
Andrew Ayre wrote:
I have posted the steps I used to install EMC2
Sigh...can't seem to find it now - but I didn't guess at any of the
options, I know that for sure.
So, it isn't a requirement for EMC2 or RTAI?
Andy
Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Andrew Ayre wrote:
I think it is force module unloading - I will double-check tomorrow.
Regardless it was a
With the stock Gutsy kernel my NIC works fine. With any vanilla kernel
(with or without RTAI) my NIC does not work. By the time I realized this
and switched my NIC for a 9 year old one, I was so far along in the
source process that I wanted to finish it rather than switch to the debs.
So in
I think it is force module unloading - I will double-check tomorrow.
Regardless it was a recommendation from an EMC2 installation procedure
from elsewhere (Fedora perhaps?).
Andy
Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Jeff Epler wrote:
Hi. Thanks for documenting this process, it looks pretty similar
Andrew Ayre wrote:
Sigh...can't seem to find it now - but I didn't guess at any of the
options, I know that for sure.
So, it isn't a requirement for EMC2 or RTAI?
Not that I know of. I generally turn it off anyway because I don't
think it should be necessary.
No rush on finding that page.
Hi. Thanks for documenting this process, it looks pretty similar to
what I've done.
I am curious why you chose this option:
Loadable module support Module unloading (N)
With this option, I would have expected that emc can only be run once
per reboot, a pretty nasty limitation.
Did your
Jeff Epler wrote:
Hi. Thanks for documenting this process, it looks pretty similar to
what I've done.
I am curious why you chose this option:
Loadable module support Module unloading (N)
I wonder if this is supposed to be the forced module unloading option.
- Steve
[snip]
Andrew Ayre wrote:
I think it is force module unloading - I will double-check tomorrow.
Regardless it was a recommendation from an EMC2 installation procedure
from elsewhere (Fedora perhaps?).
Interesting. If you can find a link to that page, I'd like to see it.
Forced module unloading is
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