Preference File
09 Feb 2020 16:08 #156883
by persei8
Replied by persei8 on topic Preference File
I must not have been caught up with the latest update because it works now. Sorry about the false alarm.
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09 Feb 2020 20:41 #156905
by cmorley
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excellent! Thanks for checking.
Chris
Chris
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08 Apr 2020 05:57 #163154
by Bruedney
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Nooby question - what is the best method to ensure we have the latest build/release without losing any local changes to hal files?
I am also trying to find out why the Override Limits tick box is greyed out.
I am also trying to find out why the Override Limits tick box is greyed out.
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08 Apr 2020 06:30 #163159
by bbsr_5a
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the newer kernels from 2.7+ will not have any changes
if you come from 2.6 or even lower you shout consider to regenerate the Machine and benefit from the new interpreter
and as you do this maybe go to a SUPERGUI like Dragon QTpyvcp
if you come from 2.6 or even lower you shout consider to regenerate the Machine and benefit from the new interpreter
and as you do this maybe go to a SUPERGUI like Dragon QTpyvcp
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08 Apr 2020 06:52 #163165
by Bruedney
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I am running 2.8 - I was meaning when there are changes to QT Dragon
Bruce
Bruce
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08 Apr 2020 12:09 #163187
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic Preference File
Updating Linuxcnc should not change your configuration unless something you are using changes. It shouldn't. You are on 2.8 so a move to 2.9 would be seamless. The big change was from 2.7 to 2.8
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08 Apr 2020 13:28 #163199
by cmorley
Override limts is greyed until you hit a limit switch.
Is this not the case for you?
Chris
Replied by cmorley on topic Preference File
Nooby question - what is the best method to ensure we have the latest build/release without losing any local changes to hal files?
I am also trying to find out why the Override Limits tick box is greyed out.
Override limts is greyed until you hit a limit switch.
Is this not the case for you?
Chris
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08 Apr 2020 15:43 #163205
by persei8
Replied by persei8 on topic Preference File
QTDragon is not an officially supported GUI. Officially, it's an example of what you can build with the QTVCP framework. However, if you want the latest files, you can directly download from Dropbox at www.dropbox.com/sh/348e4qenyyow2vl/AACRe...rSWlptHaO-sYDPa?dl=0
Jim
Jim
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08 Apr 2020 16:29 #163211
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Preference File
Well I'll do bug fixing for the one included in linuxcnc, so that's about as official as it gets ![:) :)](/media/kunena/emoticons/smile.png)
Chris
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Chris
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08 Apr 2020 18:48 #163224
by Bruedney
Thanks Chris
I have hit a software limit not a physical limit switch. This just me learning Linuxcnc after using Mach 3 for a while
Cheers
Bruce
Replied by Bruedney on topic Preference File
Nooby question - what is the best method to ensure we have the latest build/release without losing any local changes to hal files?
I am also trying to find out why the Override Limits tick box is greyed out.
Override limts is greyed until you hit a limit switch.
Is this not the case for you?
Chris
Thanks Chris
I have hit a software limit not a physical limit switch. This just me learning Linuxcnc after using Mach 3 for a while
Cheers
Bruce
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