LinuxCNC + Orange Pi (allwincnc)

Bari wrote: @MX_Master I noticed that you have not chosen a license yet for your source. What are your intentions for this? gitlab.com/orangecnc

There is no license. Anyone can copy this project and add any own license. And then he can sue me for the unlicensed use of his (my) code

MX_Master, thanks for still working on this. I have been working on a new arisc stepgen and aric gpio. Is there anything I can help with? I have Opi+2e and Tek scope. I am familiar with the original code (JMK) but very new at your structure of using the ports ( more i/o than on the 40 pin header! nice ).
edit: there were complaints that there were lost steps. When i examined the code I did not see use of dirsetup or dirchange. So I went back to JMK's original parport stepgen module. I have not compiled it for aris yet. Do you have direction for how to build new arsic modules?
Thanks
TomP tjtr33

tjtr33 wrote: MX_Master, thanks for still working on this. I have been working on a new arisc stepgen and aric gpio. Is there anything I can help with? I have Opi+2e and Tek scope. I am familiar with the original code (JMK) but very new at your structure of using the ports ( more i/o than on the 40 pin header! nice ).
edit: there were complaints that there were lost steps. When i examined the code I did not see use of dirsetup or dirchange. So I went back to JMK's original parport stepgen module. I have not compiled it for aris yet. Do you have direction for how to build new arsic modules?
Thanks
TomP tjtr33

New driver has dir-hold / dir-setup pins. Also `direction change` is already hardcoded into new ARISC firmware.

At the moment I'm working on encoder part of the new driver. Firmware's part of encoder is already done.

No coding help is needed. Just wait a bit

MX_Master wrote: There is no license. Anyone can copy this project and add any own license. And then he can sue me for the unlicensed use of his (my) code

That's not quite how it works, unfortunately. If you want to release your code into the public domain free of all restrictions then it is best if you actually declare that to make it clear.

FWIW the original LinuxCNC code from NIST was released "Public Domain"

Please just add a statement that releases the code as "Public Domain" or "GPL" and then LinuxCNC (and others) will be clear on what they are allowed to do with it.

Basically you own the code by default, and unless you state otherwise it is not free for others to use.

Just added GPLv2. Like in LinuxCNC and Armbian

@MX_Master, thanks for sharing this project. I am a high school student. after i saw your posting about orangecnc (orange pi + linuxcnc), i want to build my own cnc too. I use orange pi pc plus in my project.
but, I get the problem in installation part. this is the error that I get. could you help me to solve this problem?
thanks
t.mutia