Hi,

  If you want to use Axis instead of QT, you can do this remotely through 
the micro USB on the BBB.
  The address is : 192.168.7.2
  The username:password is machinekit:machinekit.

  The following is for a windows machine (not test on a Mac).
   Start by downloading "putty" networking terminal program
   Also download Xming
   Read their respective user manuals.

   Have your BBB up and running, with the micro USB plug in to your PC USB 
port.
   Start the Xming program on your PC.  This should just put an 
orange/black "X" in the hidden running icon on the lower right of the PC 
screen.
   Then start putty
   On the left menu choose: Connection-SSH-X11 and click the enable X11 
forwarding
   Go to the top item in the menu for "session" and enter 192.168.7.2 for 
the IP address
  Then click "open"

  After a few seconds, if the BBB, Xming and putty are running properly you 
should get a terminal window pop up on the PC.
  You may also get a security alert.  Just approve that.
  Then log in with the terminal to the username/password from above.

  From there you can type machinekit to get the user menu going.

  I would also recommend looking at the recent post with this title: Latest 
Image from elinux nonfunctional?
   
Jeff
   

On Monday, December 23, 2019 at 12:45:23 AM UTC-8, Jo sias wrote:
>
> Hi there, I'm super-new to the BBB World
>
> I've struggled a lot since you need to first get the thing working :) and 
> the primar access through USB-Network is with the drivers of BBB not 
> working driver-sign issues etc..
>
> so now i found that wonderful post here: 
> https://machinekoder.com/machinekit-debian-stretch-beaglebone-black/
>
> but unfortunately i cant get it setup correctly there is no picture over 
> the QT machinekit-client.
>
> i tried also the access to the desktop but its unfortunately empty as well.
>
> i would highly appreciate if someone could make an entire step by step 
> tutorial. until the point where the GPIOS are set to STEP / DIR as well as 
> the timings.
>
> i would like to use the BBB to run a 3-axis mill that was run with GRBL 
> before.
>
> cheers
>
>
>

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