Hugh,
Hugh Currin wrote:
> Dave, Rafael, Chris, Kyle & Ray:
>
> Thank you. I've made some progress.
>
>
Great.
> I couldn't get "cdrecord -scanbus" to work. I think this is due to the ATAPI
> (not SCSI) drive but am not sure. I finally fired up "X cd-roast" and found
>
I was not sure what
Well, if you must have Qt, then I think I can help you :)
There was a little bit of work done on a Qt<->NML interface a couple of
years ago. It never went too far, but strangely enough, the "demo app"
is a DRO :)
I'll dig it up and either stick it on the wiki or I can email it (or
even check
I got Hal running as just the input for encoders. It needed the write to
the port. The command 'loadrt hal_parport cfg="0x378_in"' seems to be
legal. I've been running 1 encoder through it for a few hours. Now I need
to talk about how to link it to something like QT3.
You guys are great! T
On Tue, Jan 02, 2007 at 09:34:33PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> To use pins 1, 14, 16, and 17 as inputs, you first need a parport that
> supports it, not all do. Then you need to specify "x" in the config
> string. And finally, you need to set the corresponding outputs high.
[...]
also, not
"James Reed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am attempting to run HAL without the use of EMC2. As I have stated
> before, I want a DRO only at this point in time, and am not interested in
> the extras EMC offers.
>
> I have successfully run HAL as an internal (to the computer) program (using
>
I am attempting to run HAL without the use of EMC2. As I have stated
before, I want a DRO only at this point in time, and am not interested in
the extras EMC offers.
I have successfully run HAL as an internal (to the computer) program (using
the function generator in the HAL tutorial and a co
Dave, Rafael, Chris, Kyle & Ray:
Thank you. I've made some progress.
I couldn't get "cdrecord -scanbus" to work. I think this is due to the ATAPI
(not SCSI) drive but am not sure. I finally fired up "X cd-roast" and found
the CD-RW address. (I'd looked here before but didn't see a clear way to
Hi Hugh
I suspect MattS has felt another disturbance in the force. Good to hear
from you. I hope that the install will go easier than that last. I
seem to remember some of it. Is this an STG card?
Rayh
On Tue, 2007-01-02 at 07:24 -0600, Chris Radek wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 01, 2007 at 09:21:
Chris Radek wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 01, 2007 at 09:21:23PM -0800, Hugh Currin wrote:
>> Also, can one use this *.iso to create a dual-boot system?
>> I'd like to leave a
>> small partition for DOS.
>
> I agree with Rafael: install DOS first, in the first partition, and
> leave lots of empty unparti
On Mon, Jan 01, 2007 at 09:21:23PM -0800, Hugh Currin wrote:
>
> Also, can one use this *.iso to create a dual-boot system?
> I'd like to leave a
> small partition for DOS.
I agree with Rafael: install DOS first, in the first partition, and
leave lots of empty unpartitioned space. Keep the DOS
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