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11 years 2 months ago #61886
by racedirector
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I just installed a new development machine using the latest Debian image. The machine has an E5300 DualCore processor with 3G ram along with an Nvidia GT430 1GB video card. After the install I upgraded LinuxCNC to 2.7
I have been trying to start my new GUI but everytime I use a HAL item Glade will just shutdown without warning losing everything I have done. I even deinstalled glade and then reinstalled however no difference. The about box show Glade 3.8.0.
I also had this experience on a virtual machine I tested, Glade would die for no reason and I thought the VM had to do with it.
Anyone else experienced this? It is a little frustrating to say the least and before I trash the install and do a custom one using Xubuntu 12.04 I was wondering if anyone knew what may be causing the crash.
Cheers
I have been trying to start my new GUI but everytime I use a HAL item Glade will just shutdown without warning losing everything I have done. I even deinstalled glade and then reinstalled however no difference. The about box show Glade 3.8.0.
I also had this experience on a virtual machine I tested, Glade would die for no reason and I thought the VM had to do with it.
Anyone else experienced this? It is a little frustrating to say the least and before I trash the install and do a custom one using Xubuntu 12.04 I was wondering if anyone knew what may be causing the crash.
Cheers
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #61887
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Glade exits without warning
i believe , although not tried myself as yet , linuxncnc uses glade 2 (install glade-gtk2) not glade 3
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11 years 2 months ago - 11 years 2 months ago #61889
by racedirector
Replied by racedirector on topic Glade exits without warning
Glade 3.8 was actually installed by default in the latest Debian image from LinuxCNC, I just deinstalled and reinstalled to see if it fixed my problem. The actual deb package was called glade-gtk2. JT also uses Glade 3 but a different version than I have
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11 years 2 months ago #61910
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Replied by phillc54 on topic Glade exits without warning
I have the same version on two virtual machines and one standalone machine and suffer from the same problem which seems to appear randomly.
I am trying to train myself to save every couple of edits so I don't lose too much.
I am trying to train myself to save every couple of edits so I don't lose too much.
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11 years 2 months ago #61915
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I will also jump on the bandwagon. I have had the same problem. I started saving quite often to prevent the loss of too much work.
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11 years 2 months ago #61916
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I'm running Glade version 3.8.0 on Debian Wheezy and it has never crashed. I had to install it as the package that came with Debian Wheezy is Glade version 3.12.1 which is for GTK3. I see back when I wrote the tutorials Ubuntu 10.04 had Glade version 3.6.7 for GTK2.
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racedirector wrote: Glade 3.8 was actually installed by default in the latest Debian image from LinuxCNC, I just uninstalled and reinstalled to see if it fixed my problem. The actual deb package was called glade-gtk2. JT also uses Glade 3 but a different version than I have
I'm running Glade version 3.8.0 on Debian Wheezy and it has never crashed. I had to install it as the package that came with Debian Wheezy is Glade version 3.12.1 which is for GTK3. I see back when I wrote the tutorials Ubuntu 10.04 had Glade version 3.6.7 for GTK2.
JT
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