Linuxcnc motion backwards (adaptive-feed negative value) and nothing happens

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #104524 by Grotius
@Rodw,

Now it is more clear for me how to do things.

I will contact Mr. SebKuzminsky

Merging is not a future component to use. if you have update's they are not compatible....
It must be a clear statement in download or version i think to hold the strukture.

I have contacted Mr. SebKuzminsky waiting for responce.

With Linuxcnc you see him all around. He's a importand member in the club on git.
github.com/SebKuzminsky
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8 years 9 months ago #104526 by rodw
I'm glad I helped. Bringing the branch up to date is probably not that hard as surely robEllenberg only modified a few files. There will be a way to run a "diff" against the current version of those files to see what has changed eg show the "difference". However, If I was in your position, I would find a developer to do it for you and simply direct the project. This will allow you to focus on higher value tasks that drive your business forward. (I tell myself to do that every day and sometimes it hurts to pay the bills for outsourced specialists but in the long run it will be what grows my business eg. let me do those things that make $1000 an hour, and not do the $20 an hour tasks that others can do.)

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #104601 by Grotius
Hi,

I just have succesfully did a git clone of github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc.git

installation complete. Did it 2 times to practice. Problem yesterday was i needed to install the needed build packages.

Now i don't know how to clone the reverse run version : github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/feature/reverse-run-master2
If i select clone on the git site, i always get the same adres : github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc.git

How to get the reserve run version?

Merging by 25 files by hand, i will try, see picture. Maybe it's gonna work.

I expect a adres like : github.com/LinuxCNC/reverse version... git

I have also made a comment on git : github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/pull/397
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8 years 9 months ago #104608 by rodw
A different branch but here is what Dewey gave me
Code:
1) if building from source: a) $ git fetch b) $ git reset --hard origin/dgarr/external_offsets c) $ cd the_src_dir; make && sudo make setuid

where the_src_dir usually will be linuxcnc_dev

This will replace your version of master with the branch. You can follow the same instructions to go back to master.
There is a way to merge and rebase branches but you can get into trouble quickly. I did it once and then had to delete everything and start again. Google "Git merge" and "git rebase" and see what you find. There should be a source editor that allows you to view 2 files side by side and accept or reject changes. Maybe someone can chip in. I suspect that it would be best to do the edits by hand rather than just blindly adopt it but someone more experienced might chip in.

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8 years 9 months ago - 8 years 9 months ago #104616 by Grotius
@Rodw,

Hi,

I merged by hand 25 files, one file had 180 correction's.
i did the compare by hand with the current master branche.

It's working now. Was not easy. But in the end it's working.

Also with compiling i had to solve several incomplete statement's. But all i think solved without damaging the code.
I have made a short video with my old mobile phone

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8 years 9 months ago #104617 by rodw
Great work! I think I would be asking on the developers mailing list how to push your own branch back into Linuxcnc. Then once tested, see if they will merge your code into the master branch so you never need to worry about it again!

I don't know how all of that works. :(

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