Re: kernel2.2.13 and EMC

ok.... I am not quite understanding your exact problem. Could you enter the
following script in, run it in /usr/src/rtl and send me /tmp/rtl.dump as an
email attachment. I might be able to help, but seing the data would
definitely put me closer to helping effectively.

#!/bin/sh
echo "All Files" >> /tmp/rtl.dump
echo "------------" >> /tmp/rtl.dump
find -name '*' -print > /tmp/rtl.dump
echo >> /tmp/rtl.dump
echo "rtl_* files" >> /tmp/rtl.dump
find -name 'rtl_*' -print >> /tmp/rtl.dump
echo >> /tmp/rtl.dump
echo "DU" >> /tmp/rtl.dump
echo "----" >> /tmp/rtl.dump
du /usr/src >> /tmp/rtl.dump


Hopefully the above script will give me enough information to help
Note: I wrote this under windows so couldn't test it. If it doesn't work
tell me where t failed and we'l work from there....

Good luck,
-Zorander

----- Original Message -----
From: Ian Wright <Ian@...>
To: <CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@onelist.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] kernel2.2.13 and EMC


> From: "Ian Wright" <Ian@...>
>
> Hello Brian,
>
> Thanks for your reply. The further I get into this, the less I seem to
> understand!!!
>
> I think I've made a little progress but again I have quickly hit the wall
> and I'm flummoxed.
> My rtl files are at /usr/src/rtlinux-2.0/rtl and I have put in a link
> (ln -d -s /usr/src/rtlinux-2.0/rtl /usr/src/rtl) to point to them.
Initially
> I got it wrong and pointer to the wrong directory and so I tried changing
> the address in the generic.run file to point directly at where the
rtl_sched
> file is (/rtl/shedulers/). I assumed that this would have the same
effect -
> either way now generates the same error messages which are:-
> unresolved symbol.......... request_ipi
> unresolved symbol.......... rtl_tqueue_lock
> unresolved symbol.......... free_ipi
> unresolved symbol.......... rtl_setclockhandler
> unresolved symbol.......... rtl_getbestclock
>
> These couldn't be the clock-related problems which have been mentioned as
> still plaguing this version of EMC could they - if so, how have you
overcome
> them?
> The other thing is that the names of the actual motor driving files seem
to
> have changed and I don't now have a 'steppermod.o, emcmotsim.o', etc. The
> files I do have don't seem to want to work although I guess this is
probably
> because of the other errors above. I wondered if I could just move all the
> directories around to get them in the order EMC would prefer but, as I
have
> very little knowledge of how linux works and I don't know what
dependencies
> there may be lurking in the background, I decided that I should leave
things
> alone until I had more advice on this.
> One final point, I said above that my first attempt at making a link from
> the actual rtl directory to where it should be went wrong. When I looked
at
> the documentation on my machine about deleting a link, it seemed to say
that
> if I do delete a link, it will also delete all the files that the link
> points to - is this right and, if so, how can you get rid of a link you
> don't want or have finished with?
> Thanks
>
> Ian
> --
> Ian W. Wright
> Sheffield UK
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Zeddicus Zu'l Zorander <luczkiew@...>
> >
> > I have this working now on RH6.1.....These could be problems:
> >
> > if you followed the RTL directions, they are wrong. You need to follow
the
> > instructions on the EMC web site.
>
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