Z axis
03 May 2020 23:52 #166551
by motal2004
Yep I found that topic. Got it working. And moved on to configuring my plasmac and I set go through the steps and it set up the configuration, I try to open it through a terminal command and I get permission denied. I figure it has something to do with trying with a bash command, how do I go around this. When open linuxcnc my configuration are not showing up either
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04 May 2020 00:44 #166554
by tommylight
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Most probably you have run the configurator with "sudo", and that is not good, nowhere is the use of sudo mentioned in the configurator user manual.
Open file browser, right click on linuxcnc folder, click on properties. On the next screen select the permissions tab, set all to read and write.
Open file browser, right click on linuxcnc folder, click on properties. On the next screen select the permissions tab, set all to read and write.
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04 May 2020 01:14 #166559
by phillc54
Up would be the correct direction.Ok, will try that. Looks like everything is working. Just to make sure when I jog my z axis “ +” positive my torch should be moving down right?
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04 May 2020 17:14 #166643
by motal2004
That is the the funny thing, I did not used "sudo" what so ever. I followed the manual line by line. I will follow your advice tonight when I get home. will up date. thank you again.
Most probably you have run the configurator with "sudo", and that is not good, nowhere is the use of sudo mentioned in the configurator user manual.
That is the the funny thing, I did not used "sudo" what so ever. I followed the manual line by line. I will follow your advice tonight when I get home. will up date. thank you again.
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05 May 2020 00:42 #166701
by rodw
So do you have any configs under
~/linuxcnc/configs ?
Also from the command line, in that folder type sudo ls ./*.*
If that shows additional files you have a permissions issue so you will have to use sudo to give yourself read, write, execute permissions.
If not, you might have set it up somehow in an invalid folder that you don't have permissions for (eg not in your home folder).
~/linuxcnc/configs ?
Also from the command line, in that folder type sudo ls ./*.*
If that shows additional files you have a permissions issue so you will have to use sudo to give yourself read, write, execute permissions.
If not, you might have set it up somehow in an invalid folder that you don't have permissions for (eg not in your home folder).
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