Axis loads prior G-Code file, not updated file....
15 Apr 2016 18:35 #73357
by RandyKopf
Axis loads prior G-Code file, not updated file.... was created by RandyKopf
Hi:
I'm using AXIS via Machinekit with a Pocket NC on BeagleBoneBlack on Windows 10 using Putty X11 through XMing.
I've noticed when I load a new file into AXIS everything is fine. If I later update that file and reload it the data from the old file is what loads. It is like AXIS caches the file and uses that version instead.
If I give the updated file a new name and load it in AXIS everything is fine and it contains the new data. Or if I put the updated file it into a new folder with the old name that works too.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
Any reply is appreciated
Randy Kopf
desktopartisan.blogspot.com/
I'm using AXIS via Machinekit with a Pocket NC on BeagleBoneBlack on Windows 10 using Putty X11 through XMing.
I've noticed when I load a new file into AXIS everything is fine. If I later update that file and reload it the data from the old file is what loads. It is like AXIS caches the file and uses that version instead.
If I give the updated file a new name and load it in AXIS everything is fine and it contains the new data. Or if I put the updated file it into a new folder with the old name that works too.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
Any reply is appreciated
Randy Kopf
desktopartisan.blogspot.com/
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17 Apr 2016 14:27 #73478
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Axis loads prior G-Code file, not updated file....
Your config sounds very Machinekit. You might need to ask there.
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17 Apr 2016 15:44 #73487
by RandyKopf
Replied by RandyKopf on topic Axis loads prior G-Code file, not updated file....
Andy:
Actually a friend suggested I use WinSCP with SFTP protocol. And that fixed the problem.
It appears Windows Explorer does not update the file change record properly But WinSCP or the SFTP protocol does.
Randy
Actually a friend suggested I use WinSCP with SFTP protocol. And that fixed the problem.
It appears Windows Explorer does not update the file change record properly But WinSCP or the SFTP protocol does.
Randy
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