I know v8.10 is not supported and breaks RTAI and other parts. But
since 8.10 is what I was stuck with (required hardware support for
EeePC 900A) and I only needed SIM I gave it a shot.
And - - It works... Provided you don't need any of the AXIS GUI's.
TkEMC, xemc and the others worked fine.
I
It would be nice if someone would put up an image somewhere which could
just be written to a flash drive - it would save other people a lot of
trouble and would probably save us from having a lot of questions on the
list when people's compilations go wrong...
--
Best wishes,
Ian
I use my 2 GB flash disk for everyday works. It contains:
* Debian Lenny
* Fluxbox
* Development tools to compile EMC2
* EMC2
* Mail server (exim4)
* OpenSSH server
Hi Colin,
wiki: will do. I didn't know I had the perms to create wiki pages on emc2.
To create a wiki page, go to preferences page
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?action=editprefs
Write your username and password. Pasword is emc for all users
To learn the basic steps:
Colin MacKenzie wrote:
This is an informative thread only, but I got an installation of emc2
on a 2GB compact flash drive which plugs into my IDE on my
motherboard. I have an all solid state emc2 controller with wireless
network and card reader. Pretty slick. I plan on getting a small
and simple DRO instead.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stephen Wille
Padnos
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 3:58 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] Installing emc2 on Compact Flash drive
Colin MacKenzie wrote
Chris,
I have EMC2 running under Kubuntu and in just under 2 GB, although I used a
4GB flash IDE drive. Very easy install actually. All I did was to
temporarily install an IDE CD-ROM drive, do a standard CD install of
Kubuntu, then install EMC2 from the network connection (Internet). The only
Colin,
Oops, sorry, I of course meant Colin not Chris.
Regards,
Eric
Chris,
snip
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just about anything Open Source.
The emc official packages, and the EMC2 CD are Ubuntu 6.06. These
packages cannot be installed on Ubuntu 7.04.
If you want easy you will want to reinstall from the CD, either
replacing 7.04 or as a dual-boot setup.
Jeff
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On Sat, Mar 17, 2007 at 02:02:43PM -0700, Alan Condit wrote:
I downloaded emc2_2.1.2_i386.deb. When I try to install it, it
reports that it conflicts with the installed package emc2.
How do I go about installing emc2-2.1.2 on a machine that does not
have access to the internet?
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