crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always
04 Apr 2022 22:30 #239284
by depronman
crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always was created by depronman
Hi all,
I was running the buster iso and Lcnc 2.8.2 as downloaded from the main linuxcnc site, this ran perfectly and was very stable. however in getting my tool changer to intergrate to linuxcnc I needed to run halcompile. I cannot for the life of me get this to run on the above.
I then installed Mint and linuxcnc in it with the RT kernal, then allowed the halcompile and the toolchanger is now all operational
however I have a problem in that 9 times out of 10 when I start up the PC and try to open linuxcnc it will crash. sometimes if you re try linuxcnc several times it will open gmoccapy and all then works perfectly until you exit linuxcnc and try to start it again, at which point it will almost certain crash on every attemp.
The only cure is then to shut down, restart in the none RT kernal, shut down again and restart in the RT kernal, then it may open gmocappy or it may crash - all a bit random
I've tried 2.82 and the 2.9xxxx - both do exactly the same thing
I've attched the crash report and the hal and ini files
if someone can explain in simple steps how to get halcompile to run in Buster I will more than happily dump mint and revert to debian buster and 2.8.2
many thanks
Paul
I was running the buster iso and Lcnc 2.8.2 as downloaded from the main linuxcnc site, this ran perfectly and was very stable. however in getting my tool changer to intergrate to linuxcnc I needed to run halcompile. I cannot for the life of me get this to run on the above.
I then installed Mint and linuxcnc in it with the RT kernal, then allowed the halcompile and the toolchanger is now all operational
however I have a problem in that 9 times out of 10 when I start up the PC and try to open linuxcnc it will crash. sometimes if you re try linuxcnc several times it will open gmoccapy and all then works perfectly until you exit linuxcnc and try to start it again, at which point it will almost certain crash on every attemp.
The only cure is then to shut down, restart in the none RT kernal, shut down again and restart in the RT kernal, then it may open gmocappy or it may crash - all a bit random
I've tried 2.82 and the 2.9xxxx - both do exactly the same thing
I've attched the crash report and the hal and ini files
if someone can explain in simple steps how to get halcompile to run in Buster I will more than happily dump mint and revert to debian buster and 2.8.2
many thanks
Paul
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07 Apr 2022 21:37 #239592
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always
It ought to just work. Was there any sort of error message?if someone can explain in simple steps how to get halcompile to run in Buster
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07 Apr 2022 22:23 #239602
by andypugh
sudo halcompile --install .... -> "halcompile, command not found"
halcompile --install ..... -> success
Was this what you found?
Some sort of explanation here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/54026213/com...t-works-without-sudo
Replied by andypugh on topic crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always
Ironically, I just now found a problem.
if someone can explain in simple steps how to get halcompile to run in Buster
It ought to just work. Was there any sort of error message?
sudo halcompile --install .... -> "halcompile, command not found"
halcompile --install ..... -> success
Was this what you found?
Some sort of explanation here:
stackoverflow.com/questions/54026213/com...t-works-without-sudo
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11 Apr 2022 10:35 #239913
by depronman
Replied by depronman on topic crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always
No. See attached image
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11 Apr 2022 11:18 #239914
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic crashes when starting linuxcnc, but not always
It needs the path to the file, it is not located in your home directory.
Something like, replace your user name with your user name
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sudo halcompile --install /home/your_user_name/linuxcnc/configs/name_of_the_config_folder/deproman_toolchanger.comp
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Something like, replace your user name with your user name
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sudo halcompile --install /home/your_user_name/linuxcnc/configs/name_of_the_config_folder/deproman_toolchanger.comp
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