Gabriel Willen wrote:
Im actually interested in seeing if the Roboboard 110
http://www.roboard.com/RB-110.htm, would be suitable for Linuxcnc.
I'm curious as to why you would want to pay for such an expensive board when
there are other cheaper alternatives. It's coming up at £200+VAT over
On 16 October 2012 12:52, Lester Caine les...@lsces.co.uk wrote:
Gabriel Willen wrote:
Im actually interested in seeing if the Roboboard 110
http://www.roboard.com/RB-110.htm, would be suitable for Linuxcnc.
I'm curious as to why you would want to pay for such an expensive board when
there
So i did some remastering to the live cd of linuxcnc 2.5, also made a lite
version using Xfce4, this version has only the bare minimum to run LCNC..
I added the Linuxcnc tux logo to the installer, I also modified the
plymouth splash to use the Tux LinuxCNC logo on boot. For a live .iso
only, i
On 10/15/2012 7:10 AM, Gabriel Willen wrote:
So i did some remastering to the live cd of linuxcnc 2.5, also made a lite
version using Xfce4, this version has only the bare minimum to run LCNC..
...
Im in the process of writing a gui that only uses
the frame buffer, and will eliminate Xorg
Sounds interesting, do you have a download link?
Regards,
Alex
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From: Gabriel Willen gabewil...@gmail.com
To: Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2012 2:10 PM
Subject: [Emc-users] Live Cd
So i did some remastering to the live cd of linuxcnc
What does this really get you?I don't see the advantage.
I have had LCNC running off 8 gig CF cards in two applications for a
couple of years and I quickly realized that I could have used 4 gig
flash cards instead without difficulty.
I think I would have a hard time finding CF cards
Dave,
It really has nothing to do with the size of the drive, or saving money by
cutting down the drive size. This is merely for remote support, I would
much rather have a script downloading 200Mb updated iso's with bug fixes
from my server, than 600+Mb iso's. Plus These machines are designed
On 15 October 2012 15:30, Gabriel Willen gabewil...@gmail.com wrote:
Im actually interested in seeing if the Roboboard 110
http://www.roboard.com/RB-110.htm, would be suitable for Linuxcnc.
Possibly, I think it is a very close relative of:
http://www.roboard.com/ncbox-189.html
So I expect
That makes sense. Thanks for the explanation.
Dave
On 10/15/2012 10:30 AM, Gabriel Willen wrote:
Dave,
It really has nothing to do with the size of the drive, or saving money by
cutting down the drive size. This is merely for remote support, I would
much rather have a script downloading
I have downloaded and burnt the Live CD 10.04.
It has worked on one desktop I tried but not on another or my laptop.
I only have the laptop with me at the moment so I would like to install Ubuntu
and EMC to find out more in conjunction with reading all the EMC manuals I have
printed out.
The
On Wednesday, December 28, 2011 12:24:02 PM Tim James did opine:
I have downloaded and burnt the Live CD 10.04.
It has worked on one desktop I tried but not on another or my laptop.
I only have the laptop with me at the moment so I would like to install
Ubuntu and EMC to find out more in
Hi
Download the 8.04 cdimage and install that.
If you want a newer version of EMC you can install that onto 8.04.
A lot of things have changed from version 9.10 of Ubuntu onwards, that
do not make it ideal for older hardware.
I have 8.04 running happily on 2 P4 desktops in the workshop, with
On 12/28/2011 09:06 AM, Tim James wrote:
I have downloaded and burnt the Live CD 10.04.
It has worked on one desktop I tried but not on another or my
laptop.
I only have the laptop with me at the moment so I would like to
install Ubuntu and EMC to find out more in conjunction with reading
ubu8 and ubu10 + emc2 installs both provide the Axis gui errors, cant do
anything without homing for any mdi command following the machine completing
the homing sequence. is there a way to get an up to date live cd with relevant
patches and current bug fixes, or is the distribution only
cant do anything without homing
I haven't seen that one. Are all axes homed? Do they have the little symbol
next to the axis on the screen?
is the distribution only intended to be a 'let's see what happens' type of
thing for fluent command line linux personnel?
I believe you should be
I feel your pain somewhat, but I've worked through many of the difficulties.
When you run the live CD (I used the latest Ubuntu 10.04), the first time you
try to run the sim AXIS, it asks if you'd like to copy the files to your home
directory. I answered YES. It makes a copy of all the
I want to report a problem and fix I had while trying to load first W7 and
then Ubunto 10.4/Emc2 live CD.
The new motherboard is an ASUS with socket 1155 and the processor a Intel
Quad core I7.
The SATA config (2x6 Gb/s = 4x 3Gb/s) default BIOS setting was IDE. W7 would
install but then Ubuntu
I have a multi-boot setup, so I can boot my original 8.04 liveCD
installation, or my new 10.04 version. With the 10.04 version, I'm getting a
complaint at startup that the parallel port doesn't support mode 4. I don't
see this on the 8.04 version. It's the same computer, with the same .ini
file,
Yes, the parport stuff has changed between emc2.3 and emc2.4 and there
are also differences between an 8.04 installation and a 10.04
installation.
In emc 2.3 and earlier, emc's parport drivers would not cooperate with
the linux parport drivers, so the linux driver was disabled by default.
In emc
OK, thanks Jeff. I was off list for a while, so I missed those earlier
discussions. I'll check them out, and see if I can get it sorted.
Neil
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Jeff Epler jep...@unpythonic.net wrote:
Yes, the parport stuff has changed between emc2.3 and emc2.4 and there
are also
you didn't say what epp io board you're using, but getting emc to come
up generally means there's been positive comminication between pc and
bosrd using epp, so you're probably in the clear.
jeff
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It's the parallel port of the motherboard of a Dell Optiplex GX280, FYI.
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Jeff Epler jep...@unpythonic.net wrote:
you didn't say what epp io board you're using, but getting emc to come
up generally means there's been positive comminication between pc and
bosrd
You can find the version number of any installed package at the
terminal:
$ dpkg -l rtai-modules-2.6.15-magma
||/ Name VersionDescription
+++-==-==-
ii rtai-modules-2 3.3-1+aj4 rtai modules for Linux
Last night I downloaded the current Live-CD and installed it over my old 2.06
installation. That drive is 20 Gig, different from the 1 Gig drive I'll try to
install with Ubuntu server. Totally different project, different machine, etc.
I tried the Live version first and liked all the new stuff,
Javid Butler wrote:
Last night I downloaded the current Live-CD and installed it over my
old 2.06 installation. That drive is 20 Gig, different from the 1 Gig
drive I'll try to install with Ubuntu server. Totally different
project, different machine, etc.
I tried the Live version first
Javid Butler wrote:
Last night I downloaded the current Live-CD and installed it over my old
2.06 installation. That drive is 20 Gig, different from the 1 Gig drive
I'll try to install with Ubuntu server. Totally different project,
different machine, etc.
I tried the Live version first
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Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 12:49 PM
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Live CD install problem
Javid Butler wrote:
Last night I downloaded the current Live-CD and installed it over my old
2.06 installation. That drive is 20 Gig, different from the 1 Gig drive
I'll try to install
I like to know is there anyway to purchase this CD -
EMC2 Ubuntu Live CD, as it takes to long to download it.
Thank you,
AssoProf. Lie S.T.
Nanyang Technological University
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