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26 Nov 2018 22:35 #121412 by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic eccentric turning
or build from source.
linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/html/code/building-linuxcnc.html

Personally, I think its worth the effort to give this a try. The only annoying bit is finding the dependencies.

Then you are always up to date by typing about 3 lines from the terminal window (give or take any introduced bugs)...

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26 Nov 2018 22:55 #121414 by Peter_Cassar
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Thanks for the build suggestion. I'll give it a go.

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27 Nov 2018 03:46 #121443 by Peter_Cassar
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Thanks Guys I have successfully built 2.8 on my laptop , just need to figure out how to move it onto the controller for the lathe. I must say the dependencies were little tricky. Perhaps I should replicate the process on the dedicate controller.

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27 Nov 2018 03:54 #121446 by rodw
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Good Work!

I have not tried it, but I think you could replicate the process on your controller and not install it to the menu system. Then just use run in place. That means you will need to run linuxcnc from the command line (but run the rip-environment script first). Worst case you would need to reboot to go back to 2.7 to reset the environment variables.

I have to say I have always run my machine as a run in place install.
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27 Nov 2018 04:05 #121447 by Peter_Cassar
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That sounds like a good way to go. I haven't checked yet but will the dev version remain separate from the live version if I build on the controller? Sounds like it will from your description.

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27 Nov 2018 04:31 #121448 by rodw
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Yes, if you've followed the default install everything is contained in your home folder in the ~/linuxcnc-dev folder and the default 2. 7 install is installed somewhere deeper in the bowels of Linux Thats why the rip-environment script is required to tell Linux where to find everything

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27 Nov 2018 04:53 #121449 by Peter_Cassar
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That's perfect then and I'll start it on the controller now.

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27 Nov 2018 06:43 #121456 by Peter_Cassar
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I've built LinuxCNC 2.8 on the controller, run the tests etc and no errors but I seem to have a problem running my standard config. It seems there's been a change in the AXIS/JOINT specs in the ini file and when I run my config the whole OS crashes to a black screen. I have made changes to the ini or at least the script converted it. What version info should I have in the config ini? I wasn't expecting this.

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27 Nov 2018 10:44 #121460 by andypugh
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Crashing to a black screen is certainly unexpected.

Can you run the 2.8 sample configs that are in the linuxcnc-dev/configs folder?

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27 Nov 2018 11:02 #121462 by Peter_Cassar
Replied by Peter_Cassar on topic eccentric turning
Andy, I need to stop LinuxCNC from picking up the old configs as it runs the script to convert them. I'm not sure what's going on but it's pointing at linuxcnc/configs rather than the dev version. I ran out of time this evening to do more testing but the crash is pretty nasty with some sort of core dump and an unresponsive machine. I need to pull the power plug and do a hard reboot.

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