Yes, there it is in the config files... there is none for any others. So
what happened to them. No Hexypod. nada. I could go back, but HAL has
changed and they probably wouldn't run.
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Well I think you're right "bkt" somehow to simplify the xyz trikins install
process all the other types of real time machines have been removed from
the the compile process. I thought if I just rebuilt linux cnc from scratch
I'd get them, but no... following the directions in "Building LinuxCNC",
And the last question is if I compile this code on my fast computer,
running under VMware Workstation, will I be able to transfer an iso file to
another computer and install it or just use the resultant hal file?
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I guess what I could do is get on "github" and get the files and compile it
using: ./configure --enable-run-in-place. (I didn't want to do all this
work...) This would hopefully give me the hal files I want. (me wanting the
softer way). This caused me to take a look at Machineket, which I don't
What I did, was ran emc stepper_inch_parallel_port. Then edited the
core_hal file like this:
# core HAL config file for steppers
# first load the core RT modules that will be needed
# kinematics
#I changed this-
#load trivkins
loadrt tripodkins
setp tripodkins.Bx 25.1250
setp tripodkins.Cx
I can't get the hal file right to run a stepper tripod. If someone could
share one that runs on wheezy I would be most appreciative. I was thinking
I could build a 3d printer with this.
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Thanks guys, John's method works; I'll try the others too. If anyone wants
these files, I'll happily send. c brauer
On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 11:31 AM, Jeff Epler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 06:13:05PM +0200, jros wrote:
I think a different aproach is
sudo comp --install
. I don't know if there is section devoted to kinematics, it could
be proper place.
Javier
El mar, 03-06-2008 a las 16:05 -0500, Charles Brauer escribió:
Thanks John- yes it was 'tripodkins.c'. Making the suggested changes
in 'Makefile' allowed it to compile as dipodkins.c.
Now
Thanks John- yes it was 'tripodkins.c'. Making the suggested changes in
'Makefile' allowed it to compile as dipodkins.c.
Now the next problem is getting it to run in emc2. My thoughts are, I'd make
a simple sliding machine much like air-hocky, with a sliding floater hooked
to the two rigid
Hi all- I am trying to compile and build the dipod, so I placed the
functions mentioned in the 'kematics document' keeping the file looking like
tripod.c.
Now what? How do I get emc to compile it? Is there a step-by-step proceedure
for adding new files and getting emc to comile them? Thanks. c
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