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25 Feb 2016 18:25 #70632
by Darrin
I'm not a LINUX guru, so I have to rely on others to help. This is the 2nd time this has occurred since installing the latest version.
I am using a Sherline Lathe if that matters. Never had this issue using an older version of the software.
Please see the attached image.
Thoughts?
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25 Feb 2016 19:26 #70634
by BigJohnT
What would be more important to know is what version of LinuxCNC your running and on what platform and how you installed the software. The machine is irrelevant.
JT
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25 Feb 2016 19:52 #70635
by Darrin
LinuxCNC 2.7.3
I used the image provided by LinuxCNC which I believe is the OS Debian Wheezy.
Installed using a USB Drive.
Machine has a AMD64 processor.
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25 Feb 2016 21:29 #70638
by BigJohnT
That should help someone with more powers than me, in the mean time run a memory check. You do that by booting up and pressing the shift key (I think) to get to the boot menu.
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25 Feb 2016 21:54 #70640
by Darrin
T..., in the mean time run a memory check.
I figured that would be a good idea. Thanks for the suggestion.
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