Ethercat HAL driver

Thanks Frank, it works now. It seems that 'make clean' did the difference.

Regards Bojan

Hi Frank;

thank you for good idea.I want to make your system.I am use ESTUNE Pronet.Please sent me basic xml file.Thank you for help me.

Best Regard

I have not used Estun Drives before.
But look at these post, maybe it can help you:

forum.linuxcnc.org/forum/24-hal-componen...river?start=80#46227

or this:

regards Frank

Thank you reply my message.I am useing ESTUN PRONET(ETHERCAT).I 'm following Roschi technic.No problem everting is ok.I am understand xml file.No problem.but ethercat driver high price in turkey.and:)your system cheap and flex.But not understanding you xml file.please tell me How the confing EL6751 and servo drive.Thank you for help me...
Best regards.

Hey Guys, short question: Im playing around with Ethercat-Components at the moment.
I want to get rid of the LPT-Interface of my mill and drive the stepper with EL2024 Output-Clamps and some Buttons with EL1008.
Ive put all together and i see the devices when i run ethercat slaves
I use the generic-driver. I tried an old macbook and a virtual machine on a newer macbook with linuxcnc 2.6 and 2.7. I can list all clamps here too but when i start linuxcnc the complete system hangs and i need to reset the pc.
Do i need one of that intel-nic's or is the generic driver ok for that kind of application?
Is it possible to use the output-clamps for driving step and directions signals at all?

Regards, Jan

I would be very surprised if a VM could drive the ethernet port in real-time.
Also, the real-time kernel in a VM will not be real-time.

As it sounds like you have two Macbooks, I suggest converting one to "real" Linux (assuming it is Intel)