5 Axis configuration on linuxcnc

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31 Aug 2024 19:01 - 31 Aug 2024 19:02 #309108 by Mr_rookie
Hi Guys, thanks for you time.
I've been doing my own search, but without much look to find some tutorial that explain me how to configure files, I know that something may have to be change on hal and ini but after that no much idea. If you guys could explain me what file have to be re-writted or changed with some explanation would be appreciated . 

details: 
sim axis vismach 5axis.table-rotary-tilting
using vasmich "would like to design my own machine is that is posible"
7c80  "hm2_rpspi"
connection /dev/spidev0.0
linuxcnc 2.9.3
raspberry pi 4 

uname -a 
Linux pi 6.6.44-rt39 #1 SMP PREEMPT_RT Mon Aug 12 21:10:13 AEST 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux


let me know if you need more details

thanks!!
Last edit: 31 Aug 2024 19:02 by Mr_rookie.

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01 Sep 2024 14:50 #309153 by JackRay
Hello, nice work.

I'm installing a 5 axis XYZBC machine driven by a berak out with a parallel port --> I want to switch to an ethernet port and raspberry pi 4. I want to add position sensor feedback at least on the B&C axes.
I'm trying to install linuxcnc 2.9.3 on my raspberry Pi 4 under raspbian. Impossible to compile/install the RT patch . see that you have a version “Linux pi 6.6.44-rt39 #1 SMP PREEMPT_RT Mon Aug 12 21:10:13 AEST 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux” .
Can you help me with this installation?

Thanks for your help
 

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01 Sep 2024 22:48 #309172 by Mr_rookie
what board are you going to use ?
are you going to use mesa ? o what ??

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02 Sep 2024 17:40 #309220 by JackRay
Hello ,

yes, I want to use Mesa cards in the future.

Thanks

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08 Sep 2024 16:44 #309677 by Mr_rookie
you can install linuxcnc 2.9.3 and you may need to activate some option to make the /dev/sdev0.0 to get active also may have slow graphic interface if you are using virtual remote as I do. but that is something easy to fix.
I'm talking about 7c80 board, if you are looking to use a different board you may need different settings.
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