El 21/12/2008 11:56 p.m., John Kasunich escribió:
> You can say this 100 times, and all you are going to do is piss off the
> people who are trying to support you 100 times!
>
> We want to see the exact text that you are typing on the command line,
> and the exact response you get from your computer. Every single letter,
> every single time. If messages are popping up in dialog boxes, you
> should type them word-for-word, but I suspect that the exact same
> information is being printed to the command line.
>
OK, and at wich part of "I DONT WRITE ANYTHING ON COMMAND LINE" can't
you understand?
The error comes when using the files posted by Ted Hyde that were
working for him, i have posted the .hal file, and the error message
complete!
> If you are starting EMC from an icon instead of the command line, DON'T
> DO THAT! You say you are an experienced Linux user - then you should
> know that programs often send error messages to the terminal you run
> them from. If you run from an icon, you never see those messages.
>
OK, i didn't say i'm an experienced linux user... i just said recenly
that i use it on a daily basis and i clearify from the first message
that i'm not an advanced user and i don't know even the directions to
follow for a cvs compile and that stuff.
> You have described several completely unrelated problems. Realtime
> delays, 'bad character "x" used', failure of firmware to load, etc.
>
> How can you possibly troubleshoot multiple problems at one time?
>
bad character and realtime delay is what emc2 puts on screen (on a
window with an accept button) when starting EMC2 using a suppossedly
working sample config that Peter told me he tryed and worked on his machine.
And the failure to load firmware, was what they (Peter and Sebastian)
said when having the error "unknown command" if i use the files that Ted
Hyde has passed medirectly.
That was the reason by wich they suggested me to upgrade to 2.2.8, and i
keep receiving the same error... unknown command on the same line from
the same file... just equal as to when using 2.2.6.
>> The files i have posted originally on pastebin ended with a "unknown
>> command on line XX", that is what i said.
>>
> Where on pastebin? You started posting things a month ago. Are you
> telling me that every single time you have tried this, with different
> version and everything, that the results have been EXACTLY the same to
> the last letter?
>
> If not, then post the most recent results on pastebin again!
>
My first message comes from september 9 this year.
And YES... every single time i have tryed this i got the same error, i
have pastebin it and everytime i received something like this:
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El 08/10/2008 01:44 p.m., Sebastian Kuzminsky escribió:
> Great debug output! That really helps.
>
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> Have you ever posted the results of attempting to use Ted's sample
> config? When I say results, I mean what is printed in the shell, and
> the output of dmesg - every single letter.
>
That's exactly what i have posted on pastebin several times.
> But you haven't done that kind of detailed troubleshooting, or if you
> have you haven't told us what you did.
>
> RULES FOR REPORTING PROBLEMS:
>
> 1) TELL US EXACTLY WHAT YOU DID
>
> That means the entire contents of all your config files, every single
> letter that you typed at the command prompt, and every single click of
> the mouse. Do as much as possible from the command prompt, since it is
> far easier to log what you did that way.
>
> 2) TELL US EXACTLY WHAT YOU EXPECTED TO HAPPEN
>
> 3) TELL US EXACTLY WHAT DID HAPPEN
>
> That means every single letter of output at the command prompt and in
> dmesg, as well as a description of what happened in dialog boxes and
> such. To avoid mixing together the results of multiple runs, type
> "dmesg -c" to clear the log before starting EMC.
>
>
> I understand that you are frustrated. If time is so critical, why
> didn't you take Peter up on his offer to replace the board with a 5i20 a
> few weeks ago?
>
Because there was when Ted Hyde appeared telling he tested the same
board on similar hardware, and then i just, thought... hey, this people
is having a good attitude, should i answer the same way?.... ok, i'll
give it another try.
> Because when you say "it is the same issue" over and over, you aren't
> giving us any real information. When you give us no information, we can
> give you no answers.
>
The error is exactly the same, over and over.... unknown comand line xx
as posted on the pastebin i made some time ago is always the same line,
same file, same error...
> Besides, it is clearly NOT the same issue over and over. Firmware
> failing to load, "bad character "x" used", and "Unespected realtime
> delay" are three different problems. So when you insist that it is the
> "same problem", you are simply wrong.
>
> Regards,
>
> John Kasunich
>
No John... i'm not wrong, i think you don't understand me.
I said..
1) when using Ted Hyde's files, i got the dmesg ending with "unknown
command line xx" always talking about the same line on the same file
every time the same since 2.2.6, then 2.2.7, and... now, 2.2.8
This was the error Peter and Sebastian said was because there is problem
on loading firmware, and, now, using 2.2.8 i repeat, i think there must
be something about the firmware load... this because when using the old
hostmot(1?) driver lights went off, then on in certaing order, but now,
using the Ted's files, lights don even go off, they just stay on.
When i power on the computer, lights go on... and they stay that way
even when starting EMC2.
Also i said,
2)that when using the sample provided with 2.2.8 install (also from Ted
but came with the program as a sample), there came the other two errors,
wich appeared on small windows with an accept button.
AND the lights go off, but they dont turn on again.
Two diferent scenarios, one with the files Ted provided me directly, and
the other using he sample files that come with 2.2.8.
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