On 2/28/2019 6:43 PM, bradley.j.wilkin...@student.uts.edu.au wrote:
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> On Friday, 1 March 2019 04:42:41 UTC+11, Schooner wrote:
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>> ~
>> Machinekit has dropped software step generation and its reliance upon rtai
>> kernels to get a low a latency as possible to make it work.
>> The recommended
On Friday, 1 March 2019 04:42:41 UTC+11, Schooner wrote:
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> ~
> Machinekit has dropped software step generation and its reliance upon rtai
> kernels to get a low a latency as possible to make it work.
> The recommended stepper generation methods are FPGA card or SOC, or the
> BBB PRU
> ~
>
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> On 28 Feb 2019, at 20:24, c...@tuta.io wrote:
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> Yes, sorry for the hijack. It was just an out-of-the-blue idea which popped
> in my head in reaction to Schooner's post.
>
> And yes, I meant that commit.
>
> I remember from my LinuxCNC days that CPU hogging, as you aptly named, used
> be
Yes, sorry for the hijack. It was just an out-of-the-blue idea which popped
in my head in reaction to Schooner's post.
And yes, I meant that commit.
I remember from my LinuxCNC days that CPU hogging, as you aptly named, used
be the thing. (Not so sure now as I don't follow that project closely,
Schooner,
Sorry for not saying but yes, I was/am installing for Beaglebone Black on
Stretch.
I was able to purge and re-install. The fixes are there and machinekit now
appears to run properly (in house).
Now I have to take it back out to the shop and test on the X2 CNC minimill.
Now I also nee
So as not to hijack the thread, a new thread
> On 28 Feb 2019, at 19:20, c...@tuta.io wrote:
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> BTW, did someone else (than Zultron) try to use the core isolation feature to
> "turn on" back the step signal generation in software? My electrotrash which
> I use for Machinekitdoes not have cores
BTW, did someone else (than Zultron) try to use the core isolation feature
to "turn on" back the step signal generation in software? My electrotrash
which I use for Machinekitdoes not have cores to spare.
And Elephant period is nice name. The servo period was always problematic
name - maily bec
Dne čtvrtek 28. února 2019 1:04:09 UTC+1
bradley.j...@student.uts.edu.au napsal(a):
Perhaps I should have loaded that and it would
prevent some of the errors generated later in the file.
But the system I am looking to control
Well, I meant why did you remove it from the template you say you are
using? I was going by that you are trying to load it somehow else and are
getting bitten by synchronization. (As Luminize said, these is no CNC
without motion component.)
And yes, the documentation is not okay. I have been me
Now hopefully fixed the problem and new packages in the repo
Purge your old packages, do an apt update and then install again.
On 28/02/19 08:56, schoone...@gmail.com
wrote:
OK
I have found the problem, an unintended corrup
OK
I have found the problem, an unintended corruption of the package
name, causing an overwrite in the Packages text and
linking to the wrong package.
I have pushed a fix, but it needs to be tested, merged and in the
meanwhile I may need to purge the repo or
Chris Albertson
12:28 PM (0 minutes ago)
to Damien
In general, the way I'd read a PWM input signal is to measure the length of
the high and the length of the low parts independently.Almost all small
CPUs now days have external hardware that you can program to measure pulses
then in software you
> On 28 Feb 2019, at 07:19, bradley.j.wilkin...@student.uts.edu.au wrote:
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> Hey Bas, really appreciate your help with this.
> I've looked for man pages on scarakins and hal_gpio and neither seem to have
> one yet. I suppose because they are still new in the project.
Hi Bradley,
These files a
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