Mesa 7i95

My board did finally arrive. I got the card setup by the eeprom ip 10.10.10.10, i can ping to it without any problems.
When i try to us the readhmid command in mesaflash it gives an error: unsupported device 7I95. How can i solve this? I have no typo's in my command line or so. And since i use the latest linuxcnc branch i don't know what could lead to this issue...
Could anyone help me out? Thank you all!

You would need the latest version of mesaflash, here:

github.com/LinuxCNC/mesaflash

(build instructions are at the bottom of the page)

I will try this out tomorrow. I still have some other questions. In this video: it's configured via pncconf. At the end a shortcut is created and after pushing this linuxcnc should start up? So i shouldn't use mesaflash to get it running? I don't see the connection between mesaflash and the .hal and .ini files? I guess it's less of a hassle to do everything with pncconf and just adapt the .hal files manually? Can i leave the jumpers in the mesaboard to use the eeprom ip? Thank you for your help and feedback!

Mesaflash is just a tool for programming (or inspecting the programming of ) Mesa FPGA cards

Pncconf can create starting hal/ini files (which do need to be edited to work with a 7I95)

Hello everyone,
I tried to run the cnc for the first time, sadly enough a error shows up when booting the cnc.
The jitter period for my system was around 27000, i changed this value to see if the error would be solved.
How can i troubleshoot this kind of errors?
Attached you can find my ini and hal file.
Thanks to everyone for the support!

EDIT: moving the jitter period up to 1000000 solved the issue.
My steppers are moving now, but when they come to a stop they have an oscillating behavior.
What could be the reason for this since i'm not using any feedback for now?

The stepgen PID's P term gets set based on the servo thread rate. I think pncconf doesn't re-
adjust this if you change it again so its probably too high, so if you have a 1000000 ns servo
thread (1ms) you should set all P terms in the .ini file to 1000

Yep, that solved the issue. I guess a 1000000 period isn't that good?
Can i still invert the direction in the hal or ini file? Or should i use pncconf for this?

A 1000,000 ns (1 ms) servo-thread period is standard
A 100,000 ns (100 us) servo-thread is going to be too fast for most hardware

I would not use pncconf again once you have the basics setup

To invert the stepgen direction, you can for example:

setp hm2_7i95.0.stepgen.00.direction.invert_output true

Great i will try it out.
I have to say i'm very impressed about the mesa card and linuxcnc.
I've been thinking about rebuilding this machine for many years.
I can't believe it's moving again without that many issues.
Great support!
Thank you @PCW