Building simulator version off master

ok made it through alive.

Compiling now......


FAILED:

collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
emc/usr_intf/axis/Submakefile:25: recipe for target '../lib/python/_togl.so' failed
make: *** [../lib/python/_togl.so] Error 1

ok, finally got everything worked out and it running......whew......

Did you read the link I gave with the notes ?

It covered all your issues

LinuxMint 19.1 on this laptop, compiled the kernel, restarted, downloaded the stretch master deb from buildbot, installed with gdebi. That is it.
Usually i use a precompiled kernel from the main computer also, but i had an older version so i had to compile it.

You can run a uspace build as a sim on an un-patched normal kernel.

andypugh wrote: You can run a uspace build as a sim on an un-patched normal kernel.

Thats what I am doing. Worked yesterday, but today cannot find the linuxcnc command...lol

In your linuxcnc-dev directory

cd ../scripts
. ./rip-environment
(note it is dot space dot/rip-environment)
linuxcnc


Seriously dude check the links to the notes I gave...it's all there

AnnoyingMutt wrote: In your linuxcnc-dev directory

cd ../scripts
. ./rip-environment
(note it is dot space dot/rip-environment)
linuxcnc
sSeriously dude check the links to the notes I gave...it's all there

yeah yeah I forgot about running it that way. but to your point, it is not all there. It's missing about two hours of searching and finding and installing dependencies.

What was missing ?

When myself and Don ran through it it was all good. ( Apart from few typos which were fixed)

The boost::python headers required & "--enable-non-distributable=yes" things were covered.

AnnoyingMutt wrote: What was missing ?

When myself and Don ran through it it was all good. ( Apart from few typos which were fixed)
dnt see the boost::python headers required & "--enable-non-distributable=yes" things were covered.

AH, sorry man. Didn't see that post. Thought you were talking about the Github link.
Would have been alot easier. But I wouldnt have learned as much.

Thanks