Hi Jon,
Sorry to hear you're having trouble with Thunderbird. I am almost
finished moving my email, address books, etc., out of my old
Win2K/Mozilla-suite system and onto my newer (if unremarkable)
Ubuntu 10.04/Thunderbird system. Like you, I have a lot of email
that goes way back that I wanted
First, the prerequisites:
1) Downloaded ubuntu-10.04-linuxcnc1-i386.iso, and it passes md5sum.
2) Installed into a 4GB partition in VirtualBox 4.0.0 r69151.
3) Additional software installed: wget, and vim, and VirtualBox Guest
Additions.
4) Installed emc2-sim as per instructions in the wiki
Dear Emc users,
Would you please help me find specifications for something like :
emc.stat.settings[0], [1], [2], etc.
I am new to emc and sorry for low level questions. I am trying to get
stronger on both Linux and emc. Thanks,
Farzin
Hi Jon,
Sorry to reply twice, but I found these two comments on Slashdot:
The problem is Mork. It's a stupid old database that Mozilla products
are saddled with. When you have a big one, the whole damn thing needs
to be loaded into memory to be parsed. Big folder? Bam, there goes a
hundred
Hello, gentlemen!
I have created a module for a puma arm on a linear slide. I have
customized scarakins module to handle all the kinematics of the arm.
And I have encountered strange behavior.
The wrist has 2 rotary joints - one (joint[3]) is attached to lower
arm and revolutes around A axis.
I use mutt at home because I ssh to home a lot. At work, I use Evolution.
I moved to gmail for most personal use.
i
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 3:32 AM, Kim Kirwan k...@kimkirwan.com wrote:
Hi Jon,
Sorry to reply twice, but I found these two comments on Slashdot:
The problem is Mork. It's a
Hello All,
Please excuse my ignorance, but why would you want to
install EMC2 in VirtualBox ?
I would have thought, with my admittedly limited knowledge of Linux,
that doing that would be
like playing Russian Roulette with a loaded machine gun?
David Winter.
In 3.1 there's an Archive-function, test if that helps.
Or maybe the SmartSave-plugin could help you as well:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Archiving_your_e-mail
2011/1/16 Igor Chudov ichu...@gmail.com
I use mutt at home because I ssh to home a lot. At work, I use Evolution.
I moved to gmail for
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 02:06:46AM -0500, gene heskett wrote:
That has got to be a 20+ gigabyte email corpus Jon. And its likely
that with only 2Gb of ram, its swapping like crazy.
Is it possible to do with TB what I do with mutt?: Here also, fetchmail
and procmail deliver to half a dozen
Hey David,
I use emc2 inside virtualbox myself for compiling emc2 and building deb
packages inside the guest os for myself with the tweaks I need.
That way I can do this on my work laptop in a stable environment even if
I have other versions of Ubuntu (like 10.10 amd64) running as the host.
Schweet! How much more do you have to do before you put it in production?
Mark
On 1/15/2011 6:51 PM, sam sokolik wrote:
so - here is a video with it all coming together. This is a short gcode
program that spots, drills, taps a hole. At this time emc pauses motion
when the tool prep is
On 1/16/2011 1:10 AM, Jon Elson wrote:
Well, this is quite off-topic, but I just went through HELL with my
Thunderbird email client.
It has been acting flaky for a while, with about 2-minute hangups every
now and then. When it does this, the CPU utilization goes to 100% for
the duration.
It is actually a little easier than that. Each tool has a mechanical
barcode. So I call the tool I want - it spins the chain until it reads
the right number on the tool and puts it in the prepared location.
You can see the rings on the tool (the reader is behind it)
On Sunday, January 16, 2011 09:54:57 am sam sokolik did opine:
It is actually a little easier than that. Each tool has a mechanical
barcode. So I call the tool I want - it spins the chain until it reads
the right number on the tool and puts it in the prepared location.
You can see the
Sven Wesley wrote:
I would say that TB is the best e-mail client there is. Did you try to turn
of
Tools-Options-Advanced-General and the option Enable Global Search and
Indexer?
Yes, this has been turned off on Ver 3.x, but there is no such option on
Ver 2.x
This was a problem that came
Andy Pugh wrote:
If it comes to less than about 7GB then you could set up a GMail account.
I already own my own domain name, and have an SMTP server sitting a
couple feet
away. I could set up a web mail server on that, but there's really
nothing wrong with
that end of things. I have reasons
gene heskett wrote:
That has got to be a 20+ gigabyte email corpus Jon.
No way! I back it up to DVD with everything else on my system, and it
all fits on one DVD,
without compression (just barely). So, it is maybe 650 MB now, for the
entire Thunderbird
directory. (It only keeps the headers
Kim Kirwan wrote:
I am running Thunderbird 3.1.7 with some plug-ins (Lightning, Enigmail,
and four minor ones) and have not had any of the kind of problems you
are describing. But I did check into the address book format (I have
five address books left to move) and I learned about the mork
Erik Christiansen wrote:
Is it possible to do with TB what I do with mutt?: Here also, fetchmail
and procmail deliver to half a dozen mailboxes, including one for each
subscribed list.
Yes, I do this. I think even Netscape could do this, but certainly TB
can. I set up a
bunch of folders
On 01/16/2011 04:10 AM, David Winter wrote:
Hello All,
Please excuse my ignorance, but why would you want to
install EMC2 in VirtualBox ?
I would have thought, with my admittedly limited knowledge of Linux,
that doing that would be
like playing Russian Roulette with a loaded
John,
I'll second Andy's recommendation of gmail, and try to address some of your
concerns. I am a recovering Unix geek. I worked in the tech industry during
the dot com boom. I am know longer in the tech business, but I am still a
geek at heart. I never dreamed I would switch from a real email
On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 8:05 PM, Jack Coats j...@coats.org wrote:
It looks like autotrace from sourceforge might do what you want.
If used with Gimp and Sodipod it looks like a nice interface.
I have not used this, and sodipod may be Japanese, but it still looks
promising.
Sodipodi is the
I use Gmail, even for corporate e-mail. It really is a good client. All my
private mail goes via Gmail.
Though, I have to be a part of an Exchange-based office, and then
Thunderbird is the best client. At least if you ask me. :)
2011/1/16 Mike Payson m...@dawgdayz.com
John,
...
Gmail's
If you decide to go with Gmail, you can have Thunderbird see
it as just another mail account and download messages as
they come in - that's what I do with my Gmail account - and
with my free webmail accounts at mail.com which allow you to
choose from a whole load of domain names ... I have one
Lori,
Could you be kind to us and write down the steps you have gone through,
and possibly post a picture somewhere of your results? :)
... Thanks, ... Jack
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On Sunday, January 16, 2011 03:44:25 pm Jon Elson did opine:
gene heskett wrote:
That has got to be a 20+ gigabyte email corpus Jon.
No way! I back it up to DVD with everything else on my system, and it
all fits on one DVD,
without compression (just barely). So, it is maybe 650 MB now,
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 02:34:13AM -0600, Mark Cason wrote:
NOW, the problem. I'm trying to use the sim/axis.ini file, but I
cannot get it to finish loading. I'm assuming that the RUN_IN_PLACE=no,
shown below is the problem?
No. When you install a package version, it's expected that
this might sound a bit silly, but on my setup with emc2 when i push the
up/down keys the y-axis moves and left/right will jog the x-axis. This
seems to be standard for emc2.
I would prefer exactly the opposite as this would correspond to the real
setup.
Can I change that somewhere? Or do I have
Sorry Jeff, the reply was sent to you, instead of the list.
Original Message
Subject:Re: [Emc-users] EMC2 10.04 sim problems
Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 16:49:53 -0600
From: Mark Cason farmerboy1...@yahoo.com
Reply-To: farmerboy1...@yahoo.com
To: Jeff Epler
hey All,
today I was working on my machine with Axis and I touched of my Z
location,
but ps... by accident I touched of my Y location.
Is it possible to undo a touchoff, or is there a 'list' in Axis of
latest touchoff location so you can go back to a previous location?
I am sure this is
Is it possible to control offsets from a Hal pin? I'm looking to change
the x,y, and z offsets dependent upon a tool change, without using the
tool table. I need absolute tooltip offsets, not radial left/right sets.
At the moment, I'm putting G92/.1/.2 commands in my post file, but would
prefer
axis uses pretty standard opengl, nothing too esoteric. axis has always
required opengl. I don't know why 2.3 would run and 2.4 would fail.
It's possible that you're hitting a genuine axis bug, albeit one that
doesn't manifest any of the opengl implemenations I run axis on
(from time to time I
On 01/16/2011 05:20 PM, Mark Cason wrote:
On 01/16/2011 03:24 PM, Jeff Epler wrote:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/axis, line 3951, inmodule
make_cone()
File /usr/bin/axis, line 1395, in make_cone
gluCylinder(q, 0, .1, .25, 32, 1)
Lori,
Could you be kind to us and write down the steps you have gone through,
and possibly post a picture somewhere of your results? :)
... Thanks, ... Jack
I don't think I'll be cutting until next Saturday. I'll put up some images
of the job after I run it (as long as you stop calling
I'm a little confused about the bldc comps. My study of bldc so far
indicates that the top and bottom of three half-bridges need to to be
controlled, so I though the comps would need six outputs instead of the
three (3 digital top, 3 PWM bottom). What am I missing?
--
Kirk Wallace
On Sun, 2011-01-16 at 21:20 -0800, Kirk Wallace wrote:
I'm a little confused about the bldc comps. My study of bldc so far
indicates that the top and bottom of three half-bridges need to to be
controlled, so I though the comps would need six outputs instead of the
three (3 digital top, 3 PWM
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