Running AXIS on a remote computer
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06 Feb 2010 22:40 #1797
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Hello,
I'm new to EMC2 and I have not received my CNC Mill yet, but I am starting the installation/configuration. I finally got my RTAI kernel + EMC2 running (Ubuntu 8.04 was not compatible with my D945GCLF Atom Motherboard).
What I would like to do is:
- Run EMC2 without any graphical interface a computer without monitor.
- Use my laptop to remotely control EMC2 with the AXIS interface
I first tried to start a vncserver, but AXIS won't run without OpenGL.
So I tried to run AXIS on Xorg, and I used x11vnc to remotely control it. It works but due to a bug in xserver-xorg-video-intel if I remove the monitor, Xorg does not want to start...
Is it possible to run AXIS on a remote computer and make it control EMC2 througt ethernet?
Thank you,
Yann.
I'm new to EMC2 and I have not received my CNC Mill yet, but I am starting the installation/configuration. I finally got my RTAI kernel + EMC2 running (Ubuntu 8.04 was not compatible with my D945GCLF Atom Motherboard).
What I would like to do is:
- Run EMC2 without any graphical interface a computer without monitor.
- Use my laptop to remotely control EMC2 with the AXIS interface
I first tried to start a vncserver, but AXIS won't run without OpenGL.
So I tried to run AXIS on Xorg, and I used x11vnc to remotely control it. It works but due to a bug in xserver-xorg-video-intel if I remove the monitor, Xorg does not want to start...
Is it possible to run AXIS on a remote computer and make it control EMC2 througt ethernet?
Thank you,
Yann.
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07 Feb 2010 02:37 #1799
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Replied by BigJohnT on topic Re:Running AXIS on a remote computer
Yann,
One of the guys on the IRC thought this might help you.
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Emcrsh
John
One of the guys on the IRC thought this might help you.
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/emcinfo.pl?Emcrsh
John
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07 Feb 2010 15:20 #1802
by gemini
Replied by gemini on topic Re:Running AXIS on a remote computer
Hello John,
I've already seen emcrsh. With it, I could control EMC througt telnet, but it does not solve my wish to run AXIS on a second computer, does it?
What I would like is :
- EMC2 in command line mode on a computer "A" running a RTAI kernel (without X server)
- AXIS (only the graphical interface) running on computer "B" (that have a X server with OpenGL)
Maybe I'm just dreaming and it is not possible.
Yann.
I've already seen emcrsh. With it, I could control EMC througt telnet, but it does not solve my wish to run AXIS on a second computer, does it?
What I would like is :
- EMC2 in command line mode on a computer "A" running a RTAI kernel (without X server)
- AXIS (only the graphical interface) running on computer "B" (that have a X server with OpenGL)
Maybe I'm just dreaming and it is not possible.
Yann.
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07 Feb 2010 15:39 #1803
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Replied by PCW on topic Re:Running AXIS on a remote computer
Isn't that backwards? Don't you need AXIS on the EMC computer 'A' (Its the X11 client)
and a real X11 server on computer B? At least that the way I thought X applications work
and a real X11 server on computer B? At least that the way I thought X applications work
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07 Feb 2010 20:35 #1807
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Replied by acemi on topic Re:Running AXIS on a remote computer
You can use Axis throughout SSH.
You need to install openssh-server and xauth packages to the server (computer A)
Then start a SSH connection with -X
ssh -X username@IP_address
No need to install X to the server machine.
You need to install openssh-server and xauth packages to the server (computer A)
Then start a SSH connection with -X
ssh -X username@IP_address
No need to install X to the server machine.
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