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problems with stepcon
27 Sep 2013 03:02 #39240
by dsb1
problems with stepcon was created by dsb1
hope you guys can help
cnc was running fine for 8 months
then the hardrive went bad, so i installed new hardrive and loaded ubuntu again
but when I am using stepcon and test x axis nothing happens
I know I dont have the driver for paralell port card now and I dont know how to get it (no disk)
I think this is the problem I dont remember how I did it the first time
paralell port card (SYBA SD-PEX10005) I went to their website and could not find drivers for linux
also I dont think port adress is 0x378 I have tried LPT1 but that dont help
I have made nice things on my machine but now I cant even get a axis to jog
please someone HELP
cnc was running fine for 8 months
then the hardrive went bad, so i installed new hardrive and loaded ubuntu again
but when I am using stepcon and test x axis nothing happens
I know I dont have the driver for paralell port card now and I dont know how to get it (no disk)
I think this is the problem I dont remember how I did it the first time
paralell port card (SYBA SD-PEX10005) I went to their website and could not find drivers for linux
also I dont think port adress is 0x378 I have tried LPT1 but that dont help
I have made nice things on my machine but now I cant even get a axis to jog
please someone HELP
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27 Sep 2013 13:35 #39257
by Rick G
Replied by Rick G on topic problems with stepcon
To find the parallel port address from a terminal try...
and take a look here...
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/hal/parallel_port.html
and here...
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...-parallel-port-cards
Rick G
lspci -v
and take a look here...
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.5/html/hal/parallel_port.html
and here...
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...-parallel-port-cards
Rick G
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27 Sep 2013 14:41 #39260
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic problems with stepcon
Hi
The chipset is MCS9900, which is a late NetMOS and will work and does not require any extra driver
Look at the 2nd link Rick gave you for finding the port address
Be aware that if you have a charge pump on your BOB, the stepconf jog may not work anyway, so you need to run the resulting config
regards
The chipset is MCS9900, which is a late NetMOS and will work and does not require any extra driver
Look at the 2nd link Rick gave you for finding the port address
Be aware that if you have a charge pump on your BOB, the stepconf jog may not work anyway, so you need to run the resulting config
regards
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30 Sep 2013 20:05 #39392
by dsb1
Replied by dsb1 on topic problems with stepcon
I know very little about linux, how do I bring up a command window so I can type in commands
Thank You for your help
Thank You for your help
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30 Sep 2013 20:38 #39393
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic problems with stepcon
this is called Terminal ..
located under Accessories from the linux menu bar
located under Accessories from the linux menu bar
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30 Sep 2013 20:56 #39399
by dsb1
Replied by dsb1 on topic problems with stepcon
I found terminal
and typed in Ispci-v then 1spci-v then Lspci- v even 1spci-vv
no command 'Ispci' found,did you mean:command 'Lspci' from package 'pciutils' (main)
all I get is command not found
and typed in Ispci-v then 1spci-v then Lspci- v even 1spci-vv
no command 'Ispci' found,did you mean:command 'Lspci' from package 'pciutils' (main)
all I get is command not found
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30 Sep 2013 21:07 #39400
by dsb1
Replied by dsb1 on topic problems with stepcon
First of all thank you for helping me
so now I typed in lspci and hit enter and I got a long list of hardware mostly involving 'nVida' corporation and
Paralell controller: NetMos Technology Device 9900
so now I typed in lspci and hit enter and I got a long list of hardware mostly involving 'nVida' corporation and
Paralell controller: NetMos Technology Device 9900
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30 Sep 2013 21:48 #39402
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic problems with stepcon
Hi
Type in lspci -vv > lspci.txt and that will create a file called lspci.txt
Attach that to a post , it is the details of the netMOS 9900 we need so you must use the -vv after lspci to get the right amount of detail
regards
Type in lspci -vv > lspci.txt and that will create a file called lspci.txt
Attach that to a post , it is the details of the netMOS 9900 we need so you must use the -vv after lspci to get the right amount of detail
regards
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30 Sep 2013 23:15 #39407
by dsb1
Replied by dsb1 on topic problems with stepcon
I typed in lspci-vv>lspci.txt I got 'command not found' so then I
typed in lspci -vv>lspci.txt and I didnt get a error but nothing happened also what do you mean "Attach that to a post"
I'm sorry you guys I am trying
typed in lspci -vv>lspci.txt and I didnt get a error but nothing happened also what do you mean "Attach that to a post"
I'm sorry you guys I am trying
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30 Sep 2013 23:21 #39409
by dsb1
Replied by dsb1 on topic problems with stepcon
I do have a file named lspci.txt and it has a lot of information in it now what do I do with it
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