With only eight of us so far (please, send an email introducing yourselves), it may be too early to discuss the layout of the wiki. My current thinking is to have three, maybe four nodes on the front page in addition to a couple of links to the mailing list and project summary pages. These would be: * Documentation of EMC in use - g-codes, programming, etc. * Installation of BDI-4 * Hints and tips for using Linux in general. * Documentation drawn from ISO/DIN standards relating to RS274NGC, StepNC, and APT. One thing I do not want to see is the wiki degenerating in to a disjointed or fragmented collection of postit style pages littered with misleading or bogus information. The first task on my todo list is to transcibe Tom Kramer's RS274NGC paper, and/or review the existing EMC Handbook in preparation for item one on the list. Any offers of help would be greatly appreciated - If you know to (even the basics of) using LyX, even better. Regards, Paul.
Hi group, I'm going to be using BDI-4 pretty soon as my mill is completed, with Jon Elson's UPC. I have 4.30 running on the computer installed in the electronics cabinet right now. The computer is somewhat buried in the cabinet so I was planning on using a USB flash drive to transfer files. I tried doing this today and I wasn't able to figure out how to mount it. Is there a way to get it to auto-mount when I plug it in? Thanks, Michael
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