RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Rasberry Pi2 CNC. Thanks
Lester is referring to the parallel port driver.
Dan is using a smoothstepper.
Andy Wander
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That’s strange because win 10 on my laptop is 64 bits and run the ESS just fine.
Dan
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> My son who is a programmer has a friend that works at Microsoft which is
I doubt very much that Mach3 would ever work on a RaspberryPi2 ... The
> 12 miles from where I live . He is contacting him because it's his job
> to help get things like this running. I am hoping that he will contact
> me and see if he can help get Mach3 running on my rasberry pi2. Right
> now I am not convinced that it will work
> because or the Arm CPU.
driver is written in machine code and will only work with 32 bit
versions of windows. Art says it's impossible to make it work on 64bit
versions because of the changes to security, and the ARM port of windows
has a different security model again, so even if the code can be ported,
it may still not work, and Art has not made the code available for the
driver.
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