Help Create a shortcut for configuration
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18 Jan 2017 21:19 #86094
by PABLOSAN2903
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Create a shortcut for configuration
The following is where I arrive:(
Name___tc211
Comment__test
command__home/pablo/linuxcnc-dev/scripts/linuxcnc /home/pablo/linuxcnc-dev/configs/tc211(Command is correct??)
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Compile and install components
If you create a component the same must be compiled and installed. In order to do this the following commands should be made.
Browse to the base directory of the linuxcnc installation, normally linuxcnc-dev:
$ cd linuxcnc-dev
$ . ./scripts/rip-enviorment
$ cd configs/YOUR_CONFIG_NAME
$ halcompile --install YOUR_COMPONENT_NAME
There is no folder or directory, must first add a folder? Example: linuxcnc_dev / configs / tc211, created a folder and then did this.
Can say i'm doing wrong...Gracias
The following is where I arrive:(
Name___tc211
Comment__test
command__home/pablo/linuxcnc-dev/scripts/linuxcnc /home/pablo/linuxcnc-dev/configs/tc211(Command is correct??)
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After
Compile and install components
If you create a component the same must be compiled and installed. In order to do this the following commands should be made.
Browse to the base directory of the linuxcnc installation, normally linuxcnc-dev:
$ cd linuxcnc-dev
$ . ./scripts/rip-enviorment
$ cd configs/YOUR_CONFIG_NAME
$ halcompile --install YOUR_COMPONENT_NAME
Attachment not found
There is no folder or directory, must first add a folder? Example: linuxcnc_dev / configs / tc211, created a folder and then did this.
Attachment not found
Can say i'm doing wrong...Gracias
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19 Jan 2017 07:19 #86131
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Help Create a shortcut for configuration
In the linuxcnc chooser there is an option to create a shortcut on the desktop. I used that to create the shortcut. I've added the rip-environment to a startup command in the IDE. I'm using Mint 17.3
I then copied the desktop shortcut and edited it to run the last config I have been using becasue I am still developing my machine.
I then copied the desktop shortcut and edited it to run the last config I have been using becasue I am still developing my machine.
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19 Jan 2017 15:12 #86153
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Help Create a shortcut for configuration
Most modern distro's support the right click with options like send to desktop and as rod points out the configuration selector has a check box to create a desktop shortcut If LinuxCNC is installed the command is linuxcnc linuxcnc/configs/config_directory/config_name.ini you can test the command in a terminal window then right click on the desktop and create a launcher.
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