LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
11 Jun 2018 16:53 #112201
by toolmaker
LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working was created by toolmaker
I have 2 CNC lathes and a CNC router. I upgraded to LinuxCNC 2.7.13 and found the lathe stepconfig would write the files and the launcher but the Lathe launcher would not start LinuxCNC.
The stepconfg for the router worked OK.
I reinstalled LinuxCNC 2.7.0 on all my machines to get them working again.
Please check out the lathe stepconf on this version.
The stepconfg for the router worked OK.
I reinstalled LinuxCNC 2.7.0 on all my machines to get them working again.
Please check out the lathe stepconf on this version.
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11 Jun 2018 17:30 - 11 Jun 2018 17:30 #112205
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
A new stepconfig bug is possible (I think a recent axis assignment bug was found with stepconfig and lathe configurations). _But_ why would you re-run stepconfig when upgrading LinuxCNC? You old hal/ini file should work.
Last edit: 11 Jun 2018 17:30 by PCW.
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11 Jun 2018 18:46 #112212
by toolmaker
Replied by toolmaker on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
To do the install I did a complete install in the computer. This of course made everything new.
To return to 2.7.0 I had to do another complete install.
I don't know another way to make a good install.
To return to 2.7.0 I had to do another complete install.
I don't know another way to make a good install.
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12 Jun 2018 11:04 #112233
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
You don't need to install new to upgrade. I have LinuxCNC 2.7.13 running on Ubuntu 10 on 3 machines. If you do desire to get a new OS you copy your configuration folder to some place and after the install copy it back. You just need to run a sim once to get the directory structure setup.
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12 Jun 2018 19:31 #112260
by toolmaker
Replied by toolmaker on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
Is there a way to return to a previous version without reinstalling the old program?
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13 Jun 2018 12:28 #112285
by andypugh
You can force a version in the Synaptic Package Manager.
But I am fairly sure that there is no reason to downgrade in your case.
Replied by andypugh on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
Is there a way to return to a previous version without reinstalling the old program?
You can force a version in the Synaptic Package Manager.
But I am fairly sure that there is no reason to downgrade in your case.
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14 Jul 2018 15:41 #114169
by whizzo944
Replied by whizzo944 on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
Hello All,
Hope that this question is related. I've just started playing with LCNC and I was asked what version I was using.
I think I am using 2.7.14 but the splash screen say 2.7.0 Where or how do I find my current LCNC version?
TIA,
Dave.
Hope that this question is related. I've just started playing with LCNC and I was asked what version I was using.
I think I am using 2.7.14 but the splash screen say 2.7.0 Where or how do I find my current LCNC version?
TIA,
Dave.
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14 Jul 2018 23:00 #114188
by andypugh
The Synaptic package manager will know, and will also allow you to upgrade too.
The linuxcnc_info script probably tells you too. (Not at a LinuxCNC machine at the moment to check)
Replied by andypugh on topic LinuxCNC 2.7.13 Lathe Config not working
] Where or how do I find my current LCNC version?
The Synaptic package manager will know, and will also allow you to upgrade too.
The linuxcnc_info script probably tells you too. (Not at a LinuxCNC machine at the moment to check)
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