Back [05:30:17]<jthornton> cradek, yes
[08:19:43]<cradek> jthornton: yay! can you close it?
[09:04:11]<seb_kuzminsky> cmorley: did you see Jason Burton's pncconf bug report on emc-users?
[09:04:57]<seb_kuzminsky> no good deed goes unpunished
[09:18:29]<cradek> I also did not succeed at using pncconf for my 5i25 (with no daughter cards)
[09:19:20]<cradek> it didn't crash, but I don't think it was working right: http://timeguy.com/cradek-files/emc/pncconf-confused-labels.png [09:19:46]<cradek> this part didn't make any sense to me
[10:19:14]<skunkworks_> how hard would it be to add bcuvw to this? http://git.linuxcnc.org/gitweb?p=linuxcnc.git;a=blob;f=scripts/torture.py;h=1cafd8d8f207dbaad21c9023f847f29f4c6f39e4;hb=HEAD [10:31:18]<cradek> not particularly
[10:31:48]<cradek> the only hard part about generating random gcode is making valid arcs
[10:31:56]<cradek> and that part already works
[11:57:09]<MrHindsight>http://linuxgizmos.com/sbc-mimics-raspberry-pi-has-faster-cpu-adds-sata/ Banana Pi this one can run Linuxcnc with Axis in HD
[11:57:37]<MrHindsight> the sunxi debian tools are still magic
[15:30:29]<micges> asah: hi
[19:37:31]<memleak> /* start proc section */ \n ifdef CONFIG_PROC_FS \n do stuff \n #endif /* CONFIG_PROC_FS */ \n /* end proc section */ no way!
[19:40:03]<memleak> such redundant comments in RTAI... just shy of /* this is a comment, lulz */
[19:57:54]<andypugh> :-)
[19:58:10]<memleak> YAY!!! my linuxcnc RTAI branch will actually be done today!
[20:45:04]<seb_kuzminsky> that zultron guy, he comes and goes
[21:54:34]<memleak> heh.. i spoke too soon
[23:38:07]<cmorley> cradek: pncconf displays component numbers not connector pin numbers. With all the different daughter boards, it's not practical to display connector pin numbers. In your example, there is an error - the first pin should be 17 not 16, that should be fixed already though.
[23:39:55]<cmorley> pncconf does layout the pins in an order, starting with lowest at the top left and working higher as you go down, then right side and go down.
