In a classroom, what to use depends on the existing infrastructure. If the
school happens to have vSpere ESXi, then the virtual instances all run on
the server with displays exported to the student's screen. There is
nothing to do on the local PC and students can go home and do exercises
using th
> I'd second that. For ease of deployment, I may favor a stock Debian
> netinstall with a linuxcnc install script, or even better a custom preseed.
>
> No issue running preempt-rt kernel in VM.
>
> BTW, when you talk about simulation, do you plan to use Vismach?
> This is a matter I'd like to e
> I installed LinuxCNC in my Virtualbox a number of times. RT kernel doesn't
> have a problem running that way.
>
I now have a running LinuxCNC on my VM host. There was no problem setting it up
from the ISO. Thanks!
>
> I assume you have computers in the classroom. What's on them? I hope not
Hi,
Le mer. 16 mars 2022 à 01:20, Feral Engineer a
écrit :
> For the time being, I would just install the official release iso and use
> that.
>
I'd second that. For ease of deployment, I may favor a stock Debian
netinstall with a linuxcnc install script, or even better a custom preseed.
No is
Hi Thaddeus,
On 3/15/22 13:52, Thaddeus Waldner wrote:
Hi,
I would like to set up a linuxcnc vm box for simulation/training in my
classroom. What is the easiest way to do that and not have to mess with special
kernels?
I installed LinuxCNC in my Virtualbox a number of times. RT kernel
doesn
For the time being, I would just install the official release iso and use
that.
Phil T.
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Hi,
I would like to set up a linuxcnc vm box for simulation/training in my
classroom. What is the easiest way to do that and not have to mess with special
kernels?
I have access to a local exsi server so it would be a small matter to run an
.iso. I also have a Debian bullseye vm running on it
Hi,
IMO
[3] http://www.roboticslibrary.org/
Looks promising, at least from the presentation page, and announced
features, sensor integration kinematics and dynamics,
it would certainly be useful in several applications.
Probably could attract people from other robotics domains to LinuxCNC.
Un
On 20 May 2015 at 01:47, Christian Stöveken
wrote:
> Also I don't like that the model scripts (python) don't use the parameters
> from the LinucCNC config files, but instead need to be hardcoded and don't
> reside in the machine config folder.
They could, and they can.
There is nothing to preven
So I looked into the possibilites regarding simulation for a bit
and found vismach [1] and openrave [2].
I couldn't really get used to vismach.
Why are the models e.g. puma560 built as scale models?
It doesn't support collision detection, right?
Also I don't like that the model scripts (python) d
On 08-12-2014 01:49, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
> On 12/07/2014 06:28 AM, mario ebling wrote:
>> Bellow is the link to my tests.
>>
>> I tried with a fresh installation on my home computer running Mint 17 64
>> bits.
>>
>> The problem that I can see is a mismatch between tk end Tkinter versions
>>
On 12/07/2014 06:28 AM, mario ebling wrote:
> Bellow is the link to my tests.
>
> I tried with a fresh installation on my home computer running Mint 17 64
> bits.
>
> The problem that I can see is a mismatch between tk end Tkinter versions
> when executing the configure. With this problem I can´t
Hi Sebastian,
Bellow is the link to my tests.
I tried with a fresh installation on my home computer running Mint 17 64
bits.
The problem that I can see is a mismatch between tk end Tkinter versions
when executing the configure. With this problem I can´t execute make.
If you need any more infor
On 12/5/14 12:33 PM, Mario - Promm wrote:
> The command "make setuid" is not needed for the simulator.
In 2.6 and earlier this is true. In 2.7 and later you need 'sudo make
setuid'.
It looks like you're building the 2.5 branch, if so you're right that
you don't need it.
> After executing ".
On 05-12-2014 15:03, schoone...@btinternet.com wrote:
> >> After compiling, I execute the command "./scripts/linuxcnc" inside
> the directory "~/linuxcnc-dev"
>
> You should not have to use the full path
>
> Did you run make setuid after the build and then cd to ~/linuxcnc-dev
> and run . ./scrip
>> After compiling, I execute the command "./scripts/linuxcnc" inside
the directory "~/linuxcnc-dev"
You should not have to use the full path
Did you run make setuid after the build and then cd to ~/linuxcnc-dev
and run . ./scripts/rip-environment ?
Sounds like a problem with environment not
On 04-12-2014 18:50, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
> On 12/4/14 1:41 PM, Mario - Promm wrote:
>>I follow our suggestion and compile ignoring the missing package, but
>> got another error that I can't understand.
> What error did you get? And what command did you run to get it?
>
>
After compilin
On 12/4/14 1:41 PM, Mario - Promm wrote:
> I follow our suggestion and compile ignoring the missing package, but
> got another error that I can't understand.
What error did you get? And what command did you run to get it?
--
Sebastian Kuzminsky
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On 04-12-2014 13:05, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
On 12/04/2014 04:05 AM, Mario - Promm wrote:
Someone is running the linuxcnc simulator on mint 17?
We have two mills running linuxcnc on Ubuntu 10.04, but the others
computers run Linux Mint 17.
I tried compile the simulator to run on Mint 17 but
On 12/04/2014 04:05 AM, Mario - Promm wrote:
> Someone is running the linuxcnc simulator on mint 17?
>
> We have two mills running linuxcnc on Ubuntu 10.04, but the others
> computers run Linux Mint 17.
>
> I tried compile the simulator to run on Mint 17 but can't resolve the
> dependency libgn
Better yet install a virtual machine with Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian Wheezy
and run simulator in that.
Dual boot machines are a pain in the rear end.
Dave
On 12/4/2014 6:05 AM, Mario - Promm wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Someone is running the linuxcnc simulator on mint 17?
>
> We have two mills running li
Hi all,
Someone is running the linuxcnc simulator on mint 17?
We have two mills running linuxcnc on Ubuntu 10.04, but the others
computers run Linux Mint 17.
I tried compile the simulator to run on Mint 17 but can't resolve the
dependency libgnomeprint2.2-dev.
Maybe it's better have a dual bo
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