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Matko wrote: pidicnc.com/en/
But we don't see anyone using it...
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Maybe, just maybe, i call them since i speak Czech language and it is similar to Slovak. djakuju bardzo !
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I want to reply for last posts.
The project pidicnc was almost for year posponed, sometimes I sold few boards. I did some automation projects and there was not time for webpage, eshop and all things around.
Would be someone from linuxcnc community interested to test this system? I can provide a sample of all three boards. My idea would be some members would forward this set and share experiences with me and others.
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viktan wrote: Hi All,
I want to reply for last posts.
The project pidicnc was almost for year posponed, sometimes I sold few boards. I did some automation projects and there was not time for webpage, eshop and all things around.
Would be someone from linuxcnc community interested to test this system? I can provide a sample of all three boards. My idea would be some members would forward this set and share experiences with me and others.
Regards,
Viktor
I can test them
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Now there is another question.
MarcoGaspar sent me a nc file with 16k lines. There is problem on Raspberry Pi with GUI performance. When I load that big file this gui have very low performance, maybe 1 fps. How I find info, this preview uses a OpenGL and there is no hw support for opengl on ARM platform. It is emulated by cpu with priority for RT tasks.
Here is link for video:
www.dropbox.com/s/ugv7nkg3vxayqq0/VID_20170322_084927.mp4?dl=0
As you can see, the GUI is ruunig on maybe 1fps while real axes are moving smoothly.
What do you thing, what can help with it? Maybe there is any way to assign one core for GUI.
Another solution could be to board with ethernet and use a common pc with our boards without RasPi.
Thank you for any idea
V.
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On the other side you have the 2.5 and 2.6 versions of Linuxcnc that i think use less memory as the trajectory planer has a low look ahead, might work much beter as is.
As for ethernet, it does work nicely, but not on a RPI as it has an emulated network card through USB, if i am not mistaken.
Edit, can you please try that with Axis GUI? Djakuju bardzo.
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