Sorry about that, it has been a long day...
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Chris,
I won the bid on the Hurco. I am the guy from Austin who you emailed the
pictures to. I can either do a paypal transfer or bring cash on Tuesday
or Wednesday (will save you the paypal fee) if that is convenient to
pickup. I have a house full of visitors right now, so please call me
to
alex wrote:
> Hi!
> I downloaded umbuntu , copyied it into cd but when I turn on the pc
> it still boots from hard drive.
> It sees my cd becouse it is printed on a boot up.
In the BIOS setup screen there should be some way to set the boot
order. make sure the
CD is in the list, and comes bef
Alex;
I see two possible issues here.
1) A currupted burn.
2) Your system BIOS Boot order is set to HDD first.
Setting the HDD as the first boot target is done for system security
and boot speed.
You can adjust your boot order and complete your install then reset it
back for best speed once you
Hi,
I'm using a LV-602 mini itx board by commell, bought used on ebay 50 EUR:
http://www.commell.com.tw/Product/SBC/LV-602.HTM
VIA C3 cpu at 800 MHz and 256 Mb RAM. The good thing is that the cpu is not
soldered on the board but is mounted on a 370 type socket, so you can change
it and mount
On Thursday 23 November 2006 13:39, alex wrote:
>Hi!
> I downloaded umbuntu , copyied it into cd but when I turn on the pc it
>still boots from hard drive.
>It sees my cd becouse it is printed on a boot up.
>Alex
I'd suspect that the disk is burnt incorrectly. An .iso image is exactly
that, an ex
Hi!
I downloaded umbuntu , copyied it into cd but when I turn on the pc it
still boots from hard drive.
It sees my cd becouse it is printed on a boot up.
Alex
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Jeff Epler wrote:
> On board video is usually a bad match for realtime linux (see
> "Problematic Hardware" under
> http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Hardware_Requirements), and with a
> single PCI slot you can't add both video and a parallel port. If you
> can find a similar board with t
On board video is usually a bad match for realtime linux (see
"Problematic Hardware" under
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Hardware_Requirements), and with a
single PCI slot you can't add both video and a parallel port. If you
can find a similar board with two slots, I would get that i
In the development vesion of emc2, you'll find complete manpages for the
HAL and RTAPI libraries. Of course, you can also read the source for
all the existing hardwre drivers as well.
Basically, it boils down to writing one function to set up your hardware
and create the HAL pins, parameters, and
Has anyone ever used one of these little guys to run EMC? I'm mainly only
concerned about the floating point math necessary to run EMC. I'm currently
running on a PIII 1GHz with zero problems (at least on the PC side of things).
I'm considering going in a different directions with the control
"RogerN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a couple of I/O boards, a MicroKinetics opti-step plus and an 8255
> board
> I made years ago. I know how to configure, read, and write the bits in the
> ports. I'm wondering what's involved in setting up EMC2 to work with other
> hardware. Can t
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