On 29 Mar 2009 at 11:23, Wes S wrote:
I have dapper drake installed on a box I'm playing with. I see the
beta of 2.3 is for hardy heron. Is there instructions someway to
upgrade in place my version of ubuntu? I did a google search and
didn't find anything that helped.
Doesn't matter now
I have dapper drake installed on a box I'm playing with. I see the
beta of 2.3 is for hardy heron. Is there instructions someway to
upgrade in place my version of ubuntu? I did a google search and
didn't find anything that helped.
Thanks,
Wes
On 22 Mar 2009 at 8:51, Kirk Wallace wrote:
That looks great Jeff, but now I need to figure out what RSS is. EMC2
made me learn about IRC, I'm glad I did. Sometimes I get into the
well in my day we didn't have ... in the snow with cardboard in my
shoes... syndrome.
So what is the server
On 16 Mar 2009 at 7:32, Ed Nisley wrote:
Although that's true, I think trying to do anything that
smacks of system administration while on the show floor is
doomed to humiliating failure.
Most of the time, flash drives Just Work under Linux, but
there are a wide variety of flash drives
On 15 Mar 2009 at 16:39, Kent A. Reed wrote:
Neither of these issues is a show-stopper, but I always expect that
the worst is most likely to happen on those occasions I'm dealing with
a live audience (a variant of Murphy's Law?) and I've rarely been
disappointed :-!
Good thoughts. How
On 12 Mar 2009 at 18:16, Ron Ginger wrote:
I am happy to see EMC will be represented, but it seems very unfair
you should pay as an exhibitor. I have exhibited my CNC stuff, and
given a seminar there for many years. I was asked by one of the
committee guys to do everything I could to
On 12 Mar 2009 at 19:59, Marty Swartz wrote:
Dale -
There is one downside to having a stack of CDs ready to go, and that
is the grab anything free mentality. I've never been to a NAMES
show, but at other professional or hobby exhibitions, people will line
up for anything of perceived
On 12 Mar 2009 at 23:29, Dean Hedin wrote:
Your are allowed to charge a minimal cost of copying for open source
software. Like a dollar or so.. Bring enough CD's to pay for the
booth.
Just don't make a career out of it...:)
Excellent suggestion.
Wes
On 13 Mar 2009 at 13:20, Peter blodow wrote:
Would please someone tell me, being 1 miles away, what NAMES is
and what it means, especially for EMC? Google gives me 9 million
possibilites...
Peter,
It is the North American Model Engineering Show held in Toledo, Ohio.
Interesting
On 16 Feb 2009 at 10:50, Kirk Wallace wrote:
The fouth, I want using emc2 in a remote control with a interface
runing on windows emvironment, and core control runing in linux.
what could i do that.
You can use VNC to have a remote EMC session on a Windows (negative
comments suppressed)
I have the live cd now installed happilly with w2k and my fedora
install.
I get messages about up dates when I'm in the EMC install. I
remember that updating the install will break EMC. I'm confused.
So when my EMC install tells me updates are out there are they safe?
If not, why does the
On 10 Feb 2009 at 18:25, Rafael Skodlar wrote:
that's the magic of Linux distributions. It's OS genetics at work.
Makes writing Linux virus more difficult :-)
So far I've dabbled with Caldera Open Linux, Slackware (back around
96), Fedora, Ubuntu, SCO, and AIX. Not to mention Novell from
On 9 Feb 2009 at 16:03, Rafael Skodlar wrote:
I mount the fedora partition with the grub.conf file on it. I get
told don't have permission. I try su, okay, how do I get root on
my EMC install?
Wes
To run commands that need to be executed as root you simply
sudo somecommand
or
I managed to install EMC on my computer that already has W2k and
Fedora on it. Had to use a gparted live disk to make space on a
couple drives.
After the install, grub only know about the Windows install and the
EMC install. Bummer. Should have looked for grub files prior for
Fedora
On 31 Jan 2009 at 23:29, Leslie Newell wrote:
The disadvantage of the Gecko drives is that you don't get true
feedback from the motors. While the drives are enabled, they will
track the motors but if you hit estop or power down the drives they
will forget where they are. In my opinion this
On 31 Jan 2009 at 23:29, Leslie Newell wrote:
The disadvantage of the Gecko drives is that you don't get true
feedback from the motors. While the drives are enabled, they will
track the motors but if you hit estop or power down the drives they
will forget where they are. In my opinion this
Hi,
This is my first post to the list.
I want to cnc something. I have not decided if it is going to be a
lathe or mill though I'm leaning toward the mill. Likely a X3 type of
machine. I don't think I want to CNC my bridgeport or clausing
lathe.
Years ago I used some Galil DMC720 controls
On 31 Jan 2009 at 15:49, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Wes S wrote:
This is my first post to the list.
Welcome!
Thanks!
If I'm not totally off track, I understand EMC can take encoder
feedback. What boards are typically used? What drives are usually
used in servo apps?
Yes
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