On 03/28/2016 12:57 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
> Now that I have the SSD with Wheezy on it, in my office, I hooked it up
> ,and have been messing around with it to see what I could find. What I
> know is that, when I transferred all of the files onto this new SSD,
> everything "had" read/write/execute st
I had to pull the SSD that has wheezy on it, and put them back onto the
Ubuntu system, due to the problems with moving files around between PC's
( the reason for this topic to begin with). Friday, the supervisor tried
to copy a file out of the machine, back to his PC to look at the edits
that w
On 25.03.16 11:16, Jon Elson wrote:
> On 03/25/2016 09:28 AM, Jerry Scharf wrote:
> > No one mentioned my favorite way, so I will just throw it out there. rsync
> > is a very good way to keep directory trees synced.
> Yes, my system is to use ssh and sftp to move files around,
> I do keep .ngc fi
On 03/25/2016 09:28 AM, Jerry Scharf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> No one mentioned my favorite way, so I will just throw it out there. rsync
> is a very good way to keep directory trees synced.
Yes, my system is to use ssh and sftp to move files around,
I do keep .ngc files on the machines (I only have 2 CNC
Hi,
No one mentioned my favorite way, so I will just throw it out there. rsync
is a very good way to keep directory trees synced. It's very smart in
deciding which files to move over and can deal with failed transfers. rsync
is good with push or pull.
The trick to make it smooth is to create an a
I've used clonezilla to create a disk image to copy to another hard
drive is this how you create the disk image? How do you make a machine
boot to a specific disk image?
JT
On 3/25/2016 1:45 AM, Chris Albertson wrote:
> There are many schemes that work. One of my favorites is to not store any
There are many schemes that work. One of my favorites is to not store any
data at all on the client machines. One benefit is that you never have to
do a backup of a client machine and if one fails it is trivial to replace
it quickly. You never copy files so the OP's problem never happens.
What
i wonder too
i got wifi sd cards from cameras to work for fujix picture xfers
this eliminated one nonstandard tiny usb cable (which doesnt fit other
tiny nonstandard usb sockets)
tomp
On 03/25/2016 02:53 AM, Rick Lair wrote:
> I don't know, now you have me wondering,
>
> We do have some WiFi thum
On 03/24/2016 01:22 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
> Even though all the machines have USB ports, thumb drives are just too
> easily lost, damaged, dropped in chip conveyors, etc,,,
>
> We have a few OEM controls in here that we have to use a USB on, and I
> have tried like hell to get them to tell me how to
For LinuxCNC, I just wrote a small script to convert the files into a .deb
package, then push it to my repo.
Charles Buckley
On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 2:21 PM, Jack Coats wrote:
> Rather than hardware or sending information 'offsite' to Dropbox or
> similar, I was wondering if something like bitt
Rather than hardware or sending information 'offsite' to Dropbox or
similar, I was wondering if something like bittorrent sync could be used?
It can probably run under LinuxCNC, but I haven't checked.
https://www.getsync.com/
It does support Windows, Mac, Linux and Linux on ARM, FreeBSD, Apple an
I don't know, now you have me wondering,
We do have some WiFi thumb drives, might have to play with that when
they get off of the machine.
Rick
On 3/24/2016 2:48 PM, Stephen Dubovsky wrote:
> Rick, would one of those USB flash drives w/ built in wifi work? (Sandisk
> makes one, Im sure there
Rick, would one of those USB flash drives w/ built in wifi work? (Sandisk
makes one, Im sure there are others.) The machine would see the USB flash
drive and you could drop files on it from another machine via the wifi?
SMD
On Thu, Mar 24, 2016 at 2:22 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
> Even though all th
Even though all the machines have USB ports, thumb drives are just too
easily lost, damaged, dropped in chip conveyors, etc,,,
We have a few OEM controls in here that we have to use a USB on, and I
have tried like hell to get them to tell me how to network them, with no
luck.
Rick
On 03/24
On Thursday 24 March 2016 12:53:07 Craig Warnol wrote:
> Not an answer to your permissions issue, but here is my solution for
> copying G code between PCs.
>
> I set up an ownCloud (https://owncloud.org/) instance on my
> server/primary desktop/workstation and run the client on my other
> machines
Hey Guys,
I just looked at the permissions of the programs in the wheezy
machine, and here is a screenshot of what they look like using he "ls
-al" command,
https://app.box.com/s/hzn5v96nrieg37fxg8h3ygxh4abypohy
I would say they are Windows Shares
As for the system, the only thing I really
Why not just use a memory stick?
Cheers
Bengt
Den 2016-03-24 kl. 17:53, skrev Craig Warnol:
> Not an answer to your permissions issue, but here is my solution for
> copying G code between PCs.
>
> I set up an ownCloud (https://owncloud.org/) instance on my
> server/primary desktop/workstation and
Not an answer to your permissions issue, but here is my solution for
copying G code between PCs.
I set up an ownCloud (https://owncloud.org/) instance on my
server/primary desktop/workstation and run the client on my other
machines. There is a CNC directory that is automatically synchronized
a
On Wed, Mar 23, 2016 at 12:22 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
>
> Any thoughts as to what I may need to do, to allow us to copy back and
> forth with out permission problems?
>
There is a lot that has to be done correctly or at least the same way on
each computer. There are some arbitrary choices that ne
On Wednesday 23 March 2016 15:22:28 Rick Lair wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> We now have our second wheezy based machine running in our shop, with
> 2 Ubuntu machines still kicking around as well. I have all of the
> machines connected to our network, that way all of the programming in
> the office can b
I like Dropbox for transfering files from home, office and mill computer. So
easy to use
Fernand
Le 23/03/16 15:34, John Thornton a écrit :
> That and a bunch of other reasons is why I use LinuxMint with the Mate
> desktop. Everything just works, where as Debian fights you tooth and
> nail all t
That and a bunch of other reasons is why I use LinuxMint with the Mate
desktop. Everything just works, where as Debian fights you tooth and
nail all the way with silly permissions and confusing log in screens and
and and...
JT
On 3/23/2016 2:22 PM, Rick Lair wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> We now have
> Hello All,
>
> We now have our second wheezy based machine running in our shop, with 2
> Ubuntu machines still kicking around as well. I have all of the machines
> connected to our network, that way all of the programming in the office
> can be dropped directly in the respective nc_files fold
Hello All,
We now have our second wheezy based machine running in our shop, with 2
Ubuntu machines still kicking around as well. I have all of the machines
connected to our network, that way all of the programming in the office
can be dropped directly in the respective nc_files folder on whatev
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