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You could use MesaCT to read the HMID and PD from the card as well as verify the card is found.Thank you both for your quick responses.
To answer Tommylight, I wasn't attempting to flash it. I wanted to use mesaflash to read its current info, and verify the board is working. The manual I was reading stated mesaflash 3.4.5 or later was required. When I was unable to communicate with or recognize the board using mesaflash 3.4.9, I thought I had a dud. Now, thanks to PCW I know that I need 3.5.3 or newer. At this time github has 3.4.9 listed as master. Since ping works and I do not need to flash the card I will continue on with my fears of a dud alleviated.
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github.com/LinuxCNC/mesaflash there is a quickstart instructions at the bottom of that page to build and install mesaflash.Thank you kindly PCW for your reply.
This might be a very stupid question, but how do I implement the link you provided into MesaCT?
Do Just download the last hostmot2.c and mesaflash.c files and swap them into the mesa flash-master folder?
Excuse my ignorance!
j
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