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3 years 2 months ago - 3 years 2 months ago #277500
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I think you need to also install libethercat-dev and maybe also libethercat
I took them out but at a guess the header files will be in the -dev package
I have not got that far yet. Waiting for a NIC to arrive today but a semi trailer just fell off its prime mover right in front of our building
I took them out but at a guess the header files will be in the -dev package
I have not got that far yet. Waiting for a NIC to arrive today but a semi trailer just fell off its prime mover right in front of our building
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3 years 2 months ago #277520
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The iGh guys let me know that their DKMS drivers have finally made it to their mainstream repository and they hope to get them into Debian eventually.
The instructions we have here should remain pretty stable once we sort out buzzFab's problem.
The instructions we have here should remain pretty stable once we sort out buzzFab's problem.
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3 years 2 months ago #277528
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hey Rod!
Thanks for updating the instructions!
one thing I stumbled across in the first post, but forgot to mention. there's a typo at
you doubled halcmd, no big deal but would be easier if you'd fix it.
thanks for all your work!
Thanks for updating the instructions!
one thing I stumbled across in the first post, but forgot to mention. there's a typo at
Code:
halcmd halcmd loadusr -W lcec_conf ethercat-conf.xml
thanks for all your work!
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3 years 2 months ago #277529
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That was quick! Itwas only there for 3 minutes before you found it
I changed the halcmd typo too.
I changed the halcmd typo too.
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3 years 2 months ago #277581
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This worked. I install both of the packages and was able to compile and finish the rest of your guide without error.
I used your ethercat-conf.xml and halcmd show pin lcec displayed
This is the first time i have made it this far i don't really even know the where to go next
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I think you need to also install libethercat-dev and maybe also libethercat
I took them out but at a guess the header files will be in the -dev package
This worked. I install both of the packages and was able to compile and finish the rest of your guide without error.
I used your ethercat-conf.xml and halcmd show pin lcec displayed
Code:
Component Pins:
Owner Type Dir Value Name
4 u32 OUT 0x00000001 lcec.conf.master-count
4 u32 OUT 0x00000004 lcec.conf.slave-count
This is the first time i have made it this far i don't really even know the where to go next
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3 years 2 months ago #277583
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Awesome!
I got confirmation from iGh that libethercat-dev was required and the first post has been updated accordingly. I was also able to introduce them to one of the Debian guys who works in with Linuxcnc last night and he's agreed to sponsor them into Debian so hopefully one day their packages will end up in Debian!
From here, it would be best for you to open another thread and let us know your hardware and share your config files (ethercat xml, hal and ini).
I got confirmation from iGh that libethercat-dev was required and the first post has been updated accordingly. I was also able to introduce them to one of the Debian guys who works in with Linuxcnc last night and he's agreed to sponsor them into Debian so hopefully one day their packages will end up in Debian!
From here, it would be best for you to open another thread and let us know your hardware and share your config files (ethercat xml, hal and ini).
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