In the Getting Started Guide there is a short section on Linux FAQ
http://www.linuxcnc.org/docs/EMC2_Getting_Started.pdf
John
On 2 Nov 2008 at 18:34, John Domville wrote:
So is there any way to do this under LINUX?
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Being new to LINUX I have only begun to understand my way around this
operating system. Most of what I know about LINUX was forced on me when I
bought a SHERLINE mill and installed Ubuntu for the first time. Anyway, The
question I have is how can I print out the contents of a sub-directory to a
John Domville wrote:
Being new to LINUX I have only begun to understand my way around this
operating system. Most of what I know about LINUX was forced on me when I
bought a SHERLINE mill and installed Ubuntu for the first time. Anyway, The
question I have is how can I print out the contents
John Domville wrote:
Being new to LINUX I have only begun to understand my way around this
operating system. Most of what I know about LINUX was forced on me when I
bought a SHERLINE mill and installed Ubuntu for the first time. Anyway, The
question I have is how can I print out the contents
Karl Schmidt wrote:
This is probably not the appropriate mailing list for general Linux questions
- there are many other
lists and books that cover this. If you just want enough info to cover most
command line operations
- there is 'Unix for Dummies' that will get you a fast start on
On Sun, Nov 02, 2008 at 06:34:01PM -0500, John Domville wrote:
In the pre-windows, DOS days it was possible to type:
DIR/W LPT1
By default, installing emc takes away all parallel-port devices from
regular linux programs. This reduces the kinds of problems where a
program tries to probe an
