Hello. That's how I figured it out. It was stupid. I didn't have wget installed. Now I've downloaded those files. Sorry for such mistakes. But before that I used older linuxcnc debian and I didn't have such problems. We can go further: D
I don't see Remor in Linuxcnc. It saved as: cp remora-eth.so / usr / lib / linuxcnc / modules
Where and how should it be placed? How did you download hal? Downloaded as a link to github.com/scottalford75/Remora/blob/feature/ethernet/LinuxCNC/ConfigSamples/remora-eth/remora-eth.hal
As I said before with the command "sudo halcompile --install remora-eth.c" you compiled AND INSTALLED the component, done.
In your ini file you tell which hal file to load "remora-eth.hal)
In the hal file "remora-eth.hal" you can see it will load the remora-eth module (which you've already installed).
I expected it to be created by remora-nvem in Linuxcnc. There is nothing there. So should I install axis my mill for example and then make adjustments in ini and hal? Because now I only see HTML files (h and c) in which I can't edit the lines. I don't know how to describe it better. Try attaching a photo or video if you can. Or I'll send a screen as it's downloaded.
It would take a video process from the beginning to the end of the installation and editing in the files. If I run it, I'll probably do it. I feel like a jerk but I'm probably making a mistake again or I don't have anything installed. I'll try to send screens. And sorry for my English. Translator is my best friend.
Yes you could first setup your ini file, then edit. You will not find anything in linuxcnc about remora except in your ini and hal file. Please watch this YouTube video about how to download from GitHub, because you shouldn't have html code if you did it right:
I don't see Remor in Linuxcnc. It saved as: cp remora-eth.so / usr / lib / linuxcnc / modules
Where and how should it be placed? How did you download hal? Downloaded as a link to github.com/scottalford75/Remora/blob/feature/ethernet/LinuxCNC/ConfigSamples/remora-eth/remora-eth.hal
Domi, thats all there is to it. The .so is the compiled file hal uses and modules is where it belongs, so you're good.
