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Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
6 years 5 months ago #169043
by phillc54
Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC was created by phillc54
I had a bit of a play with a Pi4 today.
It is running Debian Buster with LinuxCNC 2.8 from the Buildbot and using a Mesa 7i96.
Dry run testing worked well then I tried a real cut but about half way through I got a strange error from hm2_eth (I think, in my rush I forgot to write it down :blush: )
I then changed the servo period to 2000000nS and proceeded to do about 20 odd cuts without fail and PlasmaC seemed to perform well at that slow rate.
I will play a more but so far it looks like a reasonable prospect.
It is running Debian Buster with LinuxCNC 2.8 from the Buildbot and using a Mesa 7i96.
Dry run testing worked well then I tried a real cut but about half way through I got a strange error from hm2_eth (I think, in my rush I forgot to write it down :blush: )
I then changed the servo period to 2000000nS and proceeded to do about 20 odd cuts without fail and PlasmaC seemed to perform well at that slow rate.
I will play a more but so far it looks like a reasonable prospect.
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6 years 5 months ago #169080
by jay1st
Replied by jay1st on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
Nice to read that !
Is it a full stand alone system with it's own screen or remote from a computer ?
Is it a full stand alone system with it's own screen or remote from a computer ?
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6 years 5 months ago #169083
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
At this stage I am SSHing into it. If it proves to be worthwhile I might make a GUI for a small touch screen.
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6 years 5 months ago #169089
by jay1st
Replied by jay1st on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
Nice !!!!!!!! cant wait for it !!!
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6 years 5 months ago #169092
by rodw
Using Windows Terminal Services client (MSTSC) is also very usable acessing a raspberry 3 if you install a RDP client. I've got a couple here with PoE hats to power them...
Replied by rodw on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
phillc54 wrote: At this stage I am SSHing into it. If it proves to be worthwhile I might make a GUI for a small touch screen.
Using Windows Terminal Services client (MSTSC) is also very usable acessing a raspberry 3 if you install a RDP client. I've got a couple here with PoE hats to power them...
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6 years 5 months ago #169094
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
Ooops, I forgot Phill is a Mac man. I'll let you translate MSTSC to mac speak. I am a Chromebook convert myself!
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6 years 5 months ago #169099
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
I could use Screen Sharing on the Mac which gets me into all my other Linux boxes using VNC except the Pi which uses RealVNC and won't connect. I may change it out for one of the other VNCs that do work but SSH is good enough for testing, it looks neater too.rodw wrote: Ooops, I forgot Phill is a Mac man. I'll let you translate MSTSC to mac speak. I am a Chromebook convert myself!
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6 years 5 months ago #169101
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Raspberry Pi 4 with PlasmaC
Pretty sure I installed XRDP in the Pi. It just worked.
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6 years 5 months ago #169102
by Mike_Eitel
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I use xrdp quite often on different kind of systems. On start you have a dropdown choice of clients. Never did it but might run with mac too.
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6 years 5 months ago #169108
by tommylight
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:ohmy: Did you just mention windoze on a Linux forum ??? :S
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