Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial - fatal error
30 Jan 2020 12:24 #156172
by MaxEkb77
Replied by MaxEkb77 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
Thank for manual.
Succesfuly ran rpi 4 + 7i95 + linear scale + servo + rpi camera
Succesfuly ran rpi 4 + 7i95 + linear scale + servo + rpi camera
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31 Mar 2020 00:01 #162187
by helioz2000
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Thanks for the tutorial BigJohnT,
I have followed every step but I am slightly confused by this line:
"If your doing this via SSH then you can use nano to edit the configure file - nano debian/configure"
What am changing in the configure script? Maybe this is obvious to experienced LinuxCNC users, however, it is a mystery to me.
I am a complete noob when it comes to LinucCNC but reasonably experienced with various Unix flavours and Raspberry Pi hardware.
Any information would be much appreciated.
I have followed every step but I am slightly confused by this line:
"If your doing this via SSH then you can use nano to edit the configure file - nano debian/configure"
What am changing in the configure script? Maybe this is obvious to experienced LinuxCNC users, however, it is a mystery to me.
I am a complete noob when it comes to LinucCNC but reasonably experienced with various Unix flavours and Raspberry Pi hardware.
Any information would be much appreciated.
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31 Mar 2020 12:03 #162242
by andypugh
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Unless you know what you want to do, I would leave the debian/configure file alone.
(It's not anything I have ever felt the need to edit)
(It's not anything I have ever felt the need to edit)
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31 Mar 2020 21:57 #162303
by helioz2000
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Thanks andypugh,
I was wondering why "nano debian/configure" is part of the tutorial.
BigJohnT, maybe you can remove this line form the tutorial.
Following the tutorial worked well, linucCNC is now running with sim axis_mm.
I was wondering why "nano debian/configure" is part of the tutorial.
BigJohnT, maybe you can remove this line form the tutorial.
Following the tutorial worked well, linucCNC is now running with sim axis_mm.
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01 Apr 2020 17:28 #162362
by Haarie
Replied by Haarie on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
I think it needs to be: "nano debian/control.bottom.in" and than remove the lines.
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12 Apr 2020 16:05 #163778
by gmarconi2
Replied by gmarconi2 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
Hello it is possible to upgrade on rpi 4 from linuxcnc 2.8 to 2.9
Then how do I launch:
Latency test
Pnconf Wizard
Greetings gmarconi2
Then how do I launch:
Latency test
Pnconf Wizard
Greetings gmarconi2
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12 Apr 2020 16:31 #163782
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
If you have built from source, then:
git checkout master
make
I think that
make install-menus
will create menu items for LinuxCNC. Otherwise, for a run-in-place yoy need to
cd linuxcnc-dev
. ./scripts/rip-environment
(that really is dot space dot slash, and needs to be run once in every new terminal session if using a run-in-place.
and then one of
linuxcnc
latency-test
pncconf
If, on the other hand, you have made .deb archives, then those should create the menu items under "CNC" automatically.
git checkout master
make
I think that
make install-menus
will create menu items for LinuxCNC. Otherwise, for a run-in-place yoy need to
cd linuxcnc-dev
. ./scripts/rip-environment
(that really is dot space dot slash, and needs to be run once in every new terminal session if using a run-in-place.
and then one of
linuxcnc
latency-test
pncconf
If, on the other hand, you have made .deb archives, then those should create the menu items under "CNC" automatically.
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12 Apr 2020 17:48 #163797
by gmarconi2
Replied by gmarconi2 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
Ok Andy thanks for the reply, now everything works.
I'm trying to configure the mesa 7i76e, but I can't see the card in ethernet.
by default IP 192.168.1.121 but I don't see it, I can set a different IP.
I'm trying to configure the mesa 7i76e, but I can't see the card in ethernet.
by default IP 192.168.1.121 but I don't see it, I can set a different IP.
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12 Apr 2020 17:54 #163799
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
Have you read the setup instructions for hm2_eth?
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/man/man9/hm2_eth.9.html
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.7/html/man/man9/hm2_eth.9.html
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12 Apr 2020 18:37 #163803
by gmarconi2
Replied by gmarconi2 on topic Raspberry Pi 4 Tutorial
Andy you are a great
Everything works I insisted on using Angry Ip Scanner that Mesa 7i76 did not see, I used the classic ping, and everything is ok.
I'm Andy, I'm Italian, and I'm stuck at home for an emergency in Covid 19 I'm fine and you?
Greetings Giampiero
Everything works I insisted on using Angry Ip Scanner that Mesa 7i76 did not see, I used the classic ping, and everything is ok.
I'm Andy, I'm Italian, and I'm stuck at home for an emergency in Covid 19 I'm fine and you?
Greetings Giampiero
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