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Has anyone successfully built a working EPICS system on Windows XP SP2 that can talk to a Canberra MCA? I've been trying for days with little success. I've used current Cygwin (win32-x86-cygwin and cygwin-x86) to build, and the build process completes but the application is unable to talk to the MCA. Error messages include "could not set SO_REUSEADDR" and "could not buy module". The "in use" light on the MCA comes on but none of the module "ready" lights do. This makes me suspect something in the network libraries, but I have no idea where to start looking. As an aside, I tried this under Win98 as well, but couldn't figure out how to get the NIC's service name to put in the st.cmd script. I've also tried Borland's free command line toolkit (win32-x86-borland) as suggested on the EPICS web site, and VC++2005 Express Edition (win32-x86; the VC2003 Tookit is no longer available from MS), and in both cases the applications crash. Specifically seq-2.0.11, snc.exe crashes which stops me from completing the seq build. I'm using the following releases: Base 3.14.9 (and 3.14.8.2) Seq 2.0.11 Asyn 4.8 (and 4.6) Autosave 4.2.1 Gensub 1.6 Sscan 2.5.3 Calc 2.6.3 Std 2.5.4 MCA 6.9 Winpcap 4.0b3 This identical hardware setup works fine under Linux. If anyone does have a native WinXP/Canberra interface, I'd love to hear what releases/versions you're using, so I can get at least one step closer to having this finished. Thanks, -Justin Coleman
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ANJ, 10 Nov 2011 |
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