Parport error in .hal killing CNC start-up
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27 Jul 2020 18:08 - 27 Jul 2020 18:10 #176111
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Good Morning,
After lots of troubleshooting, I'm still can't get LinuxCNC to open. Trying to control a Denford micromill modified with a CNC4PC parallel 's BoB following J.Summit's blog. Seems I'm having trouble with the onboard HP parallel port (0x378)? Tried assigning with several renditions of 0x378; 378; "378-37b in 37c-37f out"; 0x0378; ....
I'm a clueless Linux newbee.... but I've seen several problems solved when forum guru's look at the .hal or error code, so if you could check out mine, I would love to have your input. See attached.
Thank ahead everyone!
After lots of troubleshooting, I'm still can't get LinuxCNC to open. Trying to control a Denford micromill modified with a CNC4PC parallel 's BoB following J.Summit's blog. Seems I'm having trouble with the onboard HP parallel port (0x378)? Tried assigning with several renditions of 0x378; 378; "378-37b in 37c-37f out"; 0x0378; ....
I'm a clueless Linux newbee.... but I've seen several problems solved when forum guru's look at the .hal or error code, so if you could check out mine, I would love to have your input. See attached.
Thank ahead everyone!
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Last edit: 27 Jul 2020 18:10 by vbigger. Reason: fixed attachment in middle of text
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27 Jul 2020 18:22 - 28 Jul 2020 06:19 #176113
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Replied by Clive S on topic Parport error in .hal killing CNC start-up
Is the port enabled in the bios?
and have you tried loadrt hal_parport cfg= "0 out "
Edited as Toms post
and have you tried loadrt hal_parport cfg= "0 out "
Edited as Toms post
Last edit: 28 Jul 2020 06:19 by Clive S.
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27 Jul 2020 18:32 #176118
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Replied by tommylight on topic Parport error in .hal killing CNC start-up
Add this to the hal file and delete what you have there
loadrt hal_parport cfg="0 out"Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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27 Jul 2020 20:59 - 27 Jul 2020 21:01 #176148
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Bios shows:
Serial port A 3F8-3FF, IRQ 4
Parallel port 378-37F, IRQ 7, DMA 3
loadrt parport_hal cfg= "0 out" show no apparent change, new error code and .hal attached
ALSO: I couldn't get steppers to move in stepconf
Serial port A 3F8-3FF, IRQ 4
Parallel port 378-37F, IRQ 7, DMA 3
loadrt parport_hal cfg= "0 out" show no apparent change, new error code and .hal attached
ALSO: I couldn't get steppers to move in stepconf
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Last edit: 27 Jul 2020 21:01 by vbigger. Reason: added stepconf info
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27 Jul 2020 21:52 - 27 Jul 2020 21:54 #176151
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You cannot have a space after the"=" in the cfg="0 out" token
halcmd: loadrt hal_parport cfg= "0 out"
Invalid parameter `0 out'
halcmd: loadrt hal_parport cfg="0 out"
config string '0 out'
halcmd: loadrt hal_parport cfg= "0 out"
Invalid parameter `0 out'
halcmd: loadrt hal_parport cfg="0 out"
config string '0 out'
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27 Jul 2020 22:33 #176155
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Replied by vbigger on topic Parport error in .hal killing CNC start-up
Tthat worked; program opened.
Thank you PCW!
Thank you PCW!
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