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Are you sure its an intel NIC? Its unusual to see an INTEL NIC with a enpxxx name.
If you have 2 NICs are you configuring the right one?

Hello can you share your e-mail, interested in knowing more about your adventure with this board.

OK, thank you. If I calculate 131,072 / 50 / 6 = 436.906, should I enter this value?

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Egerobotics components are based on EtherCAT. Is it possible to add such components to the LinuxCNC distribution? I know there are some licensing issues with EtherCAT. Or not?

Licencing Conditions pervents us from hosting ethercat stuff. The correct course of action ewould be to create pull requests against this rep,
github.com/linuxcnc-ethercat
the Ethercat master is configured as a dependency
The driver and devices here are synced to the iGh ethercat apt repository so that ethercat users can receive updated linuxcnc specific ethercat drivers with a simple apt upgrade

I ran the rt_setup.sh from this post and it gets worst now i have 6 ms
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...irq-affinity?start=0

I disable evething i could in the bios but i dont have irq settings in the bios.

'joint.0.motor-pos-cmd' cannot be written to from hal.
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/man/man9/motion.9.html#JOINT%20PINS

Hi y'all.
New member with first post here 
As the title suggests I got my hands on Vevor 3040 which, unfortunately, has USB on it.
I found this topic, that I didn't wanted to necro bump, where someone seems to have found a simple solution to the issue.
Unfortunately, the topic does not get into much details and I do not know enough about electronics to figure out where what should be connected.
Does anyone have more information about how to achieve this conversion?
Or is it even worth doing and I should simply get another board that has parallel port on it?
Thanks in advance for any replies.

Is it this bug?
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/pull/3474

Thank you all for your support. I understand this is a unique technical situation, but the intention is to add a fundamental function to LCNC that can handle even special situations and make it similar to commercial CNCs.
In any case, the only problem is being able to modify the position command value, making it identical to the feedback value.
i.e.: joint.0.motor-pos-cmd = joint.0.motor-pos-fb i.e.:

net Zenable joint.2.amp-enable-out and2.0.in0
net switch bottongui.out and2.0.in1
net pidok and2.0.out pid.2.enable
net Zpos pos_cmd_out pid.0.command
net Zfeedback pos_fb_in joint.0.motor-pos-fb pid.0.feedback

FUNCTION(_) {
if(isfreewheeling)
pos_cmd_out = joint.0.motor-pos-cmd
else
joint.0.motor-pos-cmd = pos_fb_in;
}

But I don't know if joint.0.motor-pos-cmd can be overridden, because I think it's written by the trivkins module.
You should probably modify trivkins.c

Yes, I lost an hour or more of my life today trying to map my network drive. It was quick and easy with Mint but XFCE's Thunar doesn't like to get involved with network drives, so you have to install gigolo it seems but even that has changed since the few how-to guides were created, just to keep you guessing. The user instructions are "commendably sparce". That's working finally.

I'm clearly going to have to run pncconfig again, if only to create some placeholder files that I can edit / replace / merge, since it seems I can't simply copy the original folders over and expect it to work.

Although I previously flashed the 5i25 with the required bitfile (link below), my particular combination of boards (5i25 / 7i76 / 7i85) doesn't appear in the pncconfig screen, so I can't configure my IO. Consequently, the generated HAL file won't be right. Is there a workaround for this?
forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/4254...nnectors-over#208828

My plan seems to be to generate a dummy gmoccapy installation, then copy the contents of my previous INI and HAL files across, then knock over the resulting errors one by one.

The original installation had closed loop axes (X&Y) and an WHB04B-6 WMPG, which took a while to set up and debug.

I don't know if it belongs to here, but after fresh install Raspberry Pi 4/5 OS based on Debian Trixie, and initial setup I'm not able change tool offsets at all. Also work offset changes are displayed only after clicking off and back on "work offsets" page.

Egerobotics components are based on EtherCAT. Is it possible to add such components to the LinuxCNC distribution? I know there are some licensing issues with EtherCAT. Or not?

How can I increase the height of the top row of QtPlasmaC?

There is a bad combination of thick fingers and the touch screen and its frame that makes it quite tricky to touch the top row items.
I have a 1920x1080 monitor and have changed resolution to 1368x717 to make the items as large as possible.
Is there an easy way to make the row say 5 pixels taller? I think that would do, it's not much that's needed.

There is an example driver using the BSPI interface to A-D and D-A chips: 7i65.comp
This could be used as a guide to writing a AD5362 driver.

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should be idx="0", not idx=0"