lcec_conf error (newest lcnc 2.10 and debian 13)

Some time ago I configured and launched a machine with ethercat drives.
Everything was working fine and would probably still work, but I had to update LinuxCNC.
I simply configure the machine with xyzab-tdr-kins kinematics.
I reached the point when the machine was correctly based, but then it turned out that LinuxCNC compiled a few months ago did not support the G12.1 and G13.1 codes, which are absolutely necessary.
So I compiled 2.10 from the latest sources downloaded from Github today.
After installing the new LinuxCNC, the machine cannot be started.I have tried various methods and I have the impression that it cannot be a problem with the configuration or the xml file, because even calling lcec_conf in the terminal gives the same error.I upgraded linuxcnc-ethercat ethercat-master libethercat-dev. Nothing helped.
I have not tried compiling lcec from sources, because there is no compilation environment on the computer controlling the machine, and the laptop on which I am compiling does not have a network card.

I've run out of ideas what this could be about and how to deal with it...

The machine appears to be working, xyzab-tdr-kins kinematics as well.

I came up with the idea to look for the hal_pin_u32_newf string in my LinuxCNC sources.
And bingo!
The latest ones don't have this string in any files (except old translations files), but I found it in sources with file dates between July 14 and September 26, 2026.
I installed LinuxCNC compiled from those sources and everything works as it should, although there is still a lot of work ahead of me.

From the above, the following conclusions should be drawn:
1. If LinuxCNC developers don't come to their senses, everything will soon stop working...
2.Never delete old files, even if newer works.
3. If someone works with 2.10.0~pre1, don't try to switch to pre2, because it will hurt.

I can share the deb packages I have 2.10.0~pre1 compiled on September 26, 2026 (so I guess the latest pre1), but not here due to size. I could send it to some server, but I have no idea which one.