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Script for automated testing of computer latency.
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6 years 4 months ago #172702
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Nice.
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The word "spoiler" here is not used as a bad thing, it is used to show that there might be something that you might not be interested to see. As in movie trailers "spoiler alert" or scenes you might not want to see before watching the movie.
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6 years 3 months ago #174066
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Good want to shorter topic and it may be useful in some cases when we are hurry and little attention on topic.
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6 years 3 months ago #175315
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tommylight: thanks for making the therad with the script results sticky
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6 years 3 months ago #175317
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You are welcomed, always.
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6 years 3 months ago #175335
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In
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post, forum member my1987toyota wrote, that he could not get the script torun under wheezy (linuxcnc 2.7).
I checked it on a wheezy based pc. There is a number of stuff that needs to be added in the script. These things require specific solutions for wheezy. As I lack of time for now, I will not alter the script to run under wheezy too. I might do that later though. So, for time being, the script will *not* run under wheezy.
@tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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I checked it on a wheezy based pc. There is a number of stuff that needs to be added in the script. These things require specific solutions for wheezy. As I lack of time for now, I will not alter the script to run under wheezy too. I might do that later though. So, for time being, the script will *not* run under wheezy.
@tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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6 years 3 months ago #175342
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Done.seuchato wrote: @tommylight: could you kindly add a corresponding hint in your initial post? tia
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