[Emc-users] subscription status?

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[Emc-users] motmod questions

1. When executing the HAL command, "loadrt motmod ..." I can use the arguments "base_period_nsec=", "servo_period_nsec=", and "traj_period_nsec=", but I can't use "num_joints=", "num_dio=, or "num_aio=" (I get "unknown symbol in module" in the error report). These module parameters are defined i

[Emc-users] classicladder question

The UPDATING page in the wiki says: "1.10. Classicladder when loading classicladder user program, only load it once with or without --nogui option. loading it twice will cause the symbols window to not work properly, though the ladder program will run fine." When I use --nogui it works as expecte

Re: [Emc-users] motmod questions

Matt Shaver wrote: >1. When executing the HAL command, "loadrt motmod ..." I can use the >arguments "base_period_nsec=", "servo_period_nsec=", and >"traj_period_nsec=", but I can't use "num_joints=", >"num_dio=, or "num_aio=" (I get "unknown symbol in >module" in the error report). These module pa

Re: [Emc-users] classicladder question

Hi Matt I tend to start it without the gui when EMC2 starts. Then when I need the gui, I start a terminal and simply type classicladder. If this is a run-in-place you'd probably want to start it using a command like bin/classicladder rather than the installed executable. HTH Rayh On Wed, 2

Re: [Emc-users] motmod questions

On Wed, 2008-05-14 at 16:07 -0400, Stephen Wille Padnos wrote: > Matt Shaver wrote: > > >1. When executing the HAL command, "loadrt motmod ..." I can use the > >arguments "base_period_nsec=", "servo_period_nsec=", and > >"traj_period_nsec=", but I can't use "num_joints=", > >"num_dio=, or "num_aio

Re: [Emc-users] motmod questions

Depending on the emc2 version you have it can be named max_joints. (that was the old name before the 2.2.x release branch). So if you still run a 2.1.x emc2 you'd get a problem. But if you want to make sure just use "modinfo /path/to/motmod.ko" Regards, Alex - Original Message - From: "

Re: [Emc-users] motmod questions

On Wed, 2008-05-14 at 23:54 +0300, Alex Joni wrote: > Depending on the emc2 version you have it can be named max_joints. > (that was the old name before the 2.2.x release branch). > So if you still run a 2.1.x emc2 you'd get a problem. > > But if you want to make sure just use "modinfo /path/to/mo

[Emc-users] Problems, starting from a clean BDI install.

Hi, I am going to do a clean BDI install tonight. Problem I have is hard lock up after 30 seconds to 5 min. I don't have to be running EMC or anything but I am in the Gnome window manager. 850mgz celeron, 256meg, Itronix laptop. It will run for quite a while in terminal mode. Not a Gno

[Emc-users] .deb of CVS?

Does anyone (or non-human cyber-entity) build nightly .deb files based on CVS? I'm mainly thinking of Dapper, but Hardy will likely be handy in the future. My purpose is to be able to have "easy to install" updates or hot fixes, in between released versions if required, without emc2-dev/CVS/run-in

Re: [Emc-users] classicladder question

Matt: What version of EMC are you using? I think I fixed that problem in version 2.2. Chris Morley > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net > Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 15:10:49 -0500 > Subject: Re: [Emc-users] classicladder question > > > Hi Matt > > I

[Emc-users] pyvcp buttons

Gentlemen, I think the answer is no but I want to ask this question anyway. Is it possible to use the size on the checkbutton the same as the led? thanks Stuart - This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all c