Working out a tool changer method for mill
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27 May 2012 00:38 #20436
by garymcrobertpdx
Replied by garymcrobertpdx on topic Re:Working out a tool changer method for mill
Did not get me any where I had a look in my directory usr/share/doc and did not find any thing like
/linuxcnc/examples/sample-configs/sim/remap Some how I seem to be missing a directory full of
routines.
Perhaps I should trash this install of 2.6 and start over.
/linuxcnc/examples/sample-configs/sim/remap Some how I seem to be missing a directory full of
routines.
Perhaps I should trash this install of 2.6 and start over.
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27 May 2012 11:32 - 27 May 2012 11:36 #20444
by edsimmons
Replied by edsimmons on topic Re:Working out a tool changer method for mill
Hi there -
If you're looking for files you know the name of on a linux system the following will help:
run this in a shell and your system will update a database of file locations. You can then search for files like so:
or
for wildcard searches.
Have you considered trying to get the source code and building yourself? If you start out with the Ubuntu 10.04 live cd installation and read the instructions here wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Instal..._or_8_04_from_source , it's easy to get going.
HTH,
Ed
If you're looking for files you know the name of on a linux system the following will help:
sudo updatedb
run this in a shell and your system will update a database of file locations. You can then search for files like so:
locate filename.txt
or
locate something*
for wildcard searches.
Have you considered trying to get the source code and building yourself? If you start out with the Ubuntu 10.04 live cd installation and read the instructions here wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Instal..._or_8_04_from_source , it's easy to get going.
HTH,
Ed
Last edit: 27 May 2012 11:36 by edsimmons. Reason: Made more useful
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