Erik Christiansen wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 06:50:42AM -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
>
>> It'll be more than good enough for what I have in mind and if you get
>> your RTAI, It'll do fine for EMC2 as well.
>>
>
> Er, how'd that work? I'm having trouble finding the PCI connector for
> p
Kent A. Reed wrote:
>
> According to an email I got from DigiKey just yesterday, the
> BeagleBoard-xM I ordered a while ago has been shipped and will arrive on
> my doorstep next week.
>
> It'll be more than good enough for what I have in mind and if you get
> your RTAI, It'll do fine for EMC2 a
The Beagle Board is used by one company I know of so they can write
Android software for cellphones onto until they have a working prototype
to use. Many uses for a Beagle board.
Gary K8IZ
On 9/11/2010 8:25 AM, Kirk Wallace wrote:
> On Sat, 2010-09-11 at 10:23 -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
>> So
On Sat, 2010-09-11 at 10:23 -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
> So then Erik Christiansen wrote:
... snip
> I figure that, since Jon is so excited about it, he sees a way to
> bridge between it and the usual CNC-driver infrastructure. If he
> doesn't, and nobody else figures it out either, I'll just have
On Sat, 2010-09-11 at 06:50 -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
>
> Actually, since my project is still in an early stage of design, I
> thought I'd get to know the BeagleBoard-xM by trying to compile and run
> EMC2 in pure simulation mode. I'll let you (all) know how that goes.
IIRC Matt Shaver did th
So then Erik Christiansen wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 06:50:42AM -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
>> > It'll be more than good enough for what I have in mind and if you get
>> > your RTAI, It'll do fine for EMC2 as well.
> Er, how'd that work? I'm having trouble finding the PCI connector for
>
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 06:50:42AM -0400, Kent A. Reed wrote:
> It'll be more than good enough for what I have in mind and if you get
> your RTAI, It'll do fine for EMC2 as well.
Er, how'd that work? I'm having trouble finding the PCI connector for
plugging in my mesa 5i20. (Or even a parport?)
So then Jon Elson wrote:
> If you haven't seen the Beagle Board, you should look into it. The Atom
> boards still
> come in about 20 W, the Beagle, WITH memory, SD card for "hard drive"
> etc. runs
> a guaranteed max of 3W. It has USB, one serial port, XDVI and some GPIO
> pins
> brought out.
The D510 board will run circles around the older single core 945GSEJT
board. Plus if you run the D510 board you can make use of SMP with the
new Ubuntu 10.04 software.
It works very well.
Jetway has a version of the D510 board that has an onboard power
supply. Feed it with 12 volts DC and it
Kent A. Reed wrote:
>
>
> You neglected to mention that this board includes one PATA port in
> addition to 2 SATA ports, which covers one of Gene's wants.
It DOES? I totally missed that!
> Have you done any benchmarking on this board? latency test?
I don't have one. My partner in this project
On Friday, 10 Sep 2010 12:04:54 -0500, Jon Elson wrote:
> Ed Nisley wrote:
>> > It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
>> > 10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box& power
>> > supply around it, then kludge up a parallel port connector.
>> >
>> > Does anyone have a
> Stay away from Foxconn,
> I went through three motherboards in a row
That's the sort of experience I was looking for...
This is surely the same Foxconn that makes all the fancy
consumer electronics for all the Big Names, though. Perhaps
those contracts pay for better reliability?
> Since we
Ed Nisley wrote:
> It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
> 10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box & power
> supply around it, then kludge up a parallel port connector.
>
> Does anyone have an opinion on the $130 (+$5 shipping)
> Foxconn R3-D2 (or similar) "barebones
Have a look at www.mini-box.com they have Mini-ITX enclosures and 12 VDC
power supplies along with the mainboards for the Mini-ITX systems.
A number of my amateur radio friends use them mobile for Linux servers
for Automatic Packer Reporting System and logging.
Some of the mini-box cases come wit
On 9/10/2010 11:42 AM, Ed Nisley wrote:
Stay away from Foxconn, I went through three motherboards in a row this
past spring, 2010
> It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
> 10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box& power
> supply around it, then kludge up a parallel
2010/9/10 Andy Pugh :
> On 10 September 2010 16:42, Ed Nisley wrote:
>>
>> It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
>> 10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box & power
>> supply around it, then kludge up a parallel port connector.
>
> You almost certainly need a box and 12
On 10 September 2010 16:42, Ed Nisley wrote:
>
> It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
> 10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box & power
> supply around it, then kludge up a parallel port connector.
You almost certainly need a box and 12V power for any CNC system, and
It seems the Intel D510MO board works fine with the new
10.04 SMP version of EMC2, but one must wrap a box & power
supply around it, then kludge up a parallel port connector.
Does anyone have an opinion on the $130 (+$5 shipping)
Foxconn R3-D2 (or similar) "barebones" system? It has an
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