Shop-PC01

[Brent Kerlin]

I have made the shop PC by the 3D printer wireless so there is no more need of the tripping hazard network cable.

[Joseph Mckibben]

Thanks Brent

On Mar 11, 2015 3:30 PM, "Brent Kerlin" <bske...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have made the shop PC by the 3D printer wireless so there is no more need of the tripping hazard network cable.

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[Rick Burner]

Awesome! I noticed that the shop pc has has x86_64 hardware, but is running the i686 kernel. I would probably be a bit speedier with the 64 bit kernel.

Rick

[Ken Bailey]

I put 32-bit on it because of it's lack of memory. AFAIK 32-bit OS's typically use less memory vs. 64-bit.