Need help for school Project with mesa 7i96

Hello guys!

I'm a german student and for a school project, called "P-Seminar" our goal was to build a milling machine. To controll it I want to use Linuxcnc and the mesa 7i96 board. I managed to create a configuration file that opens without any errors or problems, but if i want to move the axis my motor still won't move. I also tried messuring the signal and if i move the axis in a negative direction I get a 4.8V signal on Dir+ but no Step+ signal. It would be great if you helped me, thank you in advance!

These are my motors and drivers:
www.amazon.de/ACT-Motor-23HS8840D8P1-C-3...mation/dp/B07C2XPV85
www.amazon.de/ACT-Motor-18-50VDC-3D-Prin...trumen/dp/B01FFSFN8U

Here are my conf files(I'm using Linuxcnc 2.8):

Thank you!

Now as I try moving the axis still nothing moves and i get following error.

Also, what computer hardware do you have?

PCs with Intel Ethernet chips need specific setup tweaks to get decent latency

lspci shows:
Do you need a latency test, too?

Here is my new conf

and I get a new error. It seems like he didn't like the 1000000 servo period

By the way thanks for your help, you are really saving me.

A latency test would help determine your rough system latency,
but one thing that needs to be addressed is your Ethernet settings

The Intel Ethernet driver defaults to waiting in its interrupt service routine
for additional RX packets whenever it receives a Ethernet packet. This helps
thoughput for normal Ethernet use, since it eliminates the interrupt overhead
when multiple packets are received in a burst but its terrible for latency

To fix this you set a driver parameter called rx-usecs to 0. This requires the "ethtool" utility:

sudo ethtool -C eth0 rx-usecs 0

This will only set the parameter temporarily, to set it at system startup, follow the directions in the hm2_eth manual page

Note that your Ethernet port may not be named 'eth0' so change the
name in the command/ scripts to match the name of the ethernet device connected to the 7I96

Okay I did as I was told. Now linuxcnc doesn't complain about the 1000000 servo period. The problem is my motor still isn't turning

Could it be that there is something wrong with my cabeling or is there still a major error in my conf? Furthermore do I need to configure the driversettings by flipping the switches? (all 8 are on off right now)
Edit: I messured the Step+ signal. Now I get something like 0.28V when I move the axis.

My cableing looks like this:

Wiring looks OK

Can you post your current hal/ini files?