7i92 and G540 combination?

I found that the charge pump on the second BOB was pin 17...
It can easily be disabled though...

Sorry for the delay in posting, but I had a semester of college to get out of the way.
In that time i have replaced the computer i have been using with a new NUC/Router from aliexpress...
I went with a N3050 NUC with dual Realtek NICs which has DDR3 ram and a mSata SSD.
I would prefer a newer one but I found the ones with NVME had intel NICs which were incompatible.

 

This swap has eradicated the errors I was having with an old lga775 motherboard which was having an Atheros NIC...
However I still have a problem with the charge-pump (which I can't seem to latch) and so I have disabled them, on both the g540 and breakout boards.
Also I can't seem to get the motors moving, There was a brief point in time in which a had a jog, but not on this computer.
The estop latches, and I can jog (but without motor movement)...

here are the hal and ini files... I hope you can pick something out...
 
 

 

If you get a "Watchdog has bit" error, this indicates that you have real time
issues or hardware issue with your PC

What does the command

uname -a

report?

Thanks guys for your attention...
Yes the motors spin free with the estop latched and unlatched....

For the hmid i get:
 

and for the uname I get:
 

Did you run a latency test?

Also a simple network latency test would be valuable:

sudo chrt 99 ping -i .001 -q [FPGA card_ip_address]

And run it for an hour or so while doing normal things on the computer.
(you stop it with control C)

I gave it 15 minutes and played some movies and music it seems to keep a solid average...
 

One thing that is odd and might be new is that both the fault and power LEDs are sort of lit....

 

I'll ask gecko if this is a problem... maybe i disconnected something improperly...

On closer inspection this is not an issue the fault light is visibly increased when latching the E-stop...