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Bmanifold: /* Copying files */

2015-03-11T05:07:04Z

Copying files

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	Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:		Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">		<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	scp <file ~~name~~ on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>		scp file-on-your-computer.ngc jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:		In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:

Bmanifold: /* Copying files */

2015-03-11T05:05:02Z

Copying files

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	==Copying files==		==Copying files==
	Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:		Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
	scp <file name on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>		scp <file name on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>
			</syntaxhighlight>
	In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:		In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:

Bmanifold: /* Coping files */

2015-01-11T04:39:39Z

Coping files

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	The name of the computer that controls the laser cutter is "goldfinger". It is accessible over the network using this name. The default user account is "jamesbond". This means that the computer is accessible using the credentials "jamesbond@goldfinger".		The name of the computer that controls the laser cutter is "goldfinger". It is accessible over the network using this name. The default user account is "jamesbond". This means that the computer is accessible using the credentials "jamesbond@goldfinger".

	==~~Coping~~ files==		==Copying files==
	Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:		Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:

Laz at 22:52, 28 October 2014

2014-10-28T22:52:50Z

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	This page discusses information related to the proper usage of the computer controlling the laser cutter.		This page discusses information related to the proper usage of the computer controlling the laser cutter.
	==Network Access==		==Network Access==
	The name of the computer that controls the laser cutter is "~~lasercnc~~". It is accessible over the network using this name. The default user account is "~~laseruser~~". This means that the computer is accessible using the credentials "~~laseruser~~@~~lasercnc~~".		The name of the computer that controls the laser cutter is "goldfinger". It is accessible over the network using this name. The default user account is "jamesbond". This means that the computer is accessible using the credentials "jamesbond@goldfinger".

	==Coping files==		==Coping files==
	Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:		Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:

	~~scp <file name on your computer> laseruser@lasercnc:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>~~

	~~OR (if you are fancy)~~

	scp <file name on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>		scp <file name on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>
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	In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:		In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:

	sftp://~~laseruser~~@~~lasercnc~~/home/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>		sftp://jamesbond@goldfinger/home/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>

	You can connect directly to your folder on the ~~lasercnc~~ computer that way. You can add this place to your bookmarks, and have it immediately available to you anytime you are connected to our network.		You can connect directly to your folder on the Goldfinger computer that way. You can add this place to your bookmarks, and have it immediately available to you anytime you are connected to our network.

Flawsophy: /* Coping files */ Added jamesbond's credentials

2014-10-19T19:41:46Z

Coping files: Added jamesbond's credentials

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	scp <file name on your computer> laseruser@lasercnc:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>		scp <file name on your computer> laseruser@lasercnc:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>

			OR (if you are fancy)

			scp <file name on your computer> jamesbond@goldfinger:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>

	In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:		In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:

Laz: /* Coping files */

2014-10-13T11:28:22Z

Coping files

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	==Coping files==		==Coping files==
	Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command.		Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. There is a directory on the desktop named "Gcode". You should make a directory in "Gcode" using your name or other unique identifier and copy your Gcode files to that location. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command. Example below:

			scp <file name on your computer> laseruser@lasercnc:/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>

			In Ubuntu, you can connect to the computer from your file browser. Click the "Connect to Server" option under the "Network" heading on the left tab. Use the address:

			sftp://laseruser@lasercnc/home/Desktop/Gcode/<unique folder name>

			You can connect directly to your folder on the lasercnc computer that way. You can add this place to your bookmarks, and have it immediately available to you anytime you are connected to our network.

Laz: Created page with "This page discusses information related to the proper usage of the computer controlling the laser cutter. ==Network Access== The name of the computer that controls the laser cutt..."

2014-10-12T22:13:58Z

Created page with "This page discusses information related to the proper usage of the computer controlling the laser cutter. ==Network Access== The name of the computer that controls the laser cutt..."

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This page discusses information related to the proper usage of the computer controlling the laser cutter.
==Network Access==
The name of the computer that controls the laser cutter is "lasercnc". It is accessible over the network using this name. The default user account is "laseruser". This means that the computer is accessible using the credentials "laseruser@lasercnc".

==Coping files==
Files can be copied to the computer in a few ways. Using a USB memory card in the computer is an option. Using the command line, files can be copied using the "scp" command.