Plasma Gmoccapy
- KenC
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Like the Gmoccapy Plasma a lot.
"The plasma screen has been included in the latest master branch. It can be found under the sim directory. You will be required to copy all the relevant files to your config. More on this later.
hence, I update from 2.5.4 to 2.6.7
But I can't seem to find the folder."
The best I get to is loading the Gmoccapy
Display = gmoccapy
The thread on gmoccapy is 120 pages.... it is too overwhelming for me.
Most appreciate if you could point me the right way?
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Ken
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- ArcEye
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"The plasma screen has been included in the latest master branch. It can be found under the sim directory. You will be required to copy all the relevant files to your config.
You have 2.6 not the latest master
Download this
linuxcnc.org/dists/lucid/2.7-rtai/source...nc_2.7.0~pre6.tar.gz
The files you want are in /build/configs/sim/gmoccapy/gmoccapy-plasma
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- KenC
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Downloaded the file.
Than realized I haven't a clue what to do next.
kindly point the way for this complete idiot.
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~/build
Then launch from a terminal thus
linuxcnc ~/build/configs/sim/gmoccapy/gmoccapy_plasma/gmocapy_plasma.ini
When you have played with it, you can copy the content into a config in your ~/linuxcnc/configs dir, but you will need to copy the files and dirs that are symlinked into it as well
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- KenC
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I'm still lost....
Most appriciate if you could you be more specific.
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- ArcEye
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Place the tarball in your home dir, extract its contents to the home dir
www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-open-a-tar-gz-file-in-linux-unix/
Then run linuxcnc as detailed.
I have no specific knowledge regards gmoccapy, I don't use it and dont have a plasma cutter.
This is just to run the sim, whatever that does.
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- KenC
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Appreciate all your help.
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Got the tar.gz extracted to ~/build folder
launch linuxcnc from terminal with
linuxcnc ~/build/configs/sim/gmoccapy/gmoccapy_plasma/gmoccapy_plasma.ini
*ps, there is a typo, gmoccapy.ini with double C
then I get the followings
Machine configuration directory is 'home/kilat/build/configs/sim/gmoccapy/gmoccapy_plasma'
Machine configuration file
Starting LinuxCNC.....
Could not open 'core_sim.hal'
shutting down and cleaning up LinuxCNC...
LinuxCNC terminated with an error. you can find more info in the log: /home/kilat/linuxcnc_debug.txt
IS this related to symlink?
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- ArcEye
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The files symlinked to are in other directories.
Don't know why you are not finding them.
I will do a config with everything on one folder in a while and post it.
Will be a lot easier than trying to debug across half the planet
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Put this folder in your ~/linuxcnc/configs folder
You need to check you have
python-vte
and
python-gst0.1
After that it should run, just select from the usual pickconfig menu when starting linuxcnc
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