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yes that is y-191, I got to the point where it wants to take the tool, but it won't put it back in the pocket when I choose a new one, down in the header it also says ``no tool''

2 Y191
Pretty sure that is wrong....

Ini file in your configuration folder, there is a section there with what can be opened from LinuxCNC, so editing that file to include .nc should be all that is needed.
I think it is Filter section...

Hello,

I am working on new builtin-panel for Gmoccapy. It is for Mesa users. This screen allows the user to verify whether they have a suitable and well-tuned PC for their Mesa card. It will help me when I have to debug the machine with someone over the phone again.

This screen is based on the part of MesaCT configurator program.









I need help with the license. MesaCT is MIT licensed. So I can use it. This built panel will be licensed the same as LCNC. I want to be the author because I spent a lot of time on it. I'm converting it from QT technology to GTK technology. On the other hand, I'm taking most of the ideas that jethornton created. I don't want to be considered a know-how thief. I'm only interested in the header file. Here's what I made a suggestion:

Theoretically, there could be a situation where someone else wants to reuse or relicense this Build panel. I don't want my nickname or name jethornton to be lost. How are these situations handled?
 

Yes, I tried it and reported the result—it doesn't help.

Hello Aciera, I don't know if you've taken a look at my homing.c modifications. If you could give me some ideas, especially regarding states 8 and 9, when I stop near the home switch as I explained in my previous post, a homing abort occurs. The quick solution I thought of was to continue with the fine-tuning. What do you think? Thanks in advance.

The z-axis is supposed to be still usable, because it is heavy. 
 

Mentioned in first post but will add here, in case it catches anyone's attention.

Any issues please raise here, trying to cut back forum usage to almost nil.
github.com/ozzyrob/linuxcnc-rpi-2.9.7-image-issues/tree/main

@langdons I deleted your post.

This topic was 2 months old. Not sure why you chose to resurrect it, other than to cause drama.

We don’t need it here, find some other way to fill your time.

Is there a setting somewhere that I can change to have files with a .NC extension show in the open file dialog box without have to keep selecting the All Files drop down?
Not exactly a big issue but seems like there should a setting be somewhere I can't find.
Thanks
M
 

But If I don't select "7i76 Modus 2 I/O card" my settings are lost after closing and reloading Pncconf. 
Do I have to select Modus 2 anyway even If I change locale to UTF-8 EN_US ?

ok, after searching for the missing tab i found this post  
After enabling the option „Show advanced config pages“ I could modify the value "0: 7i76 Modus I/O Kart..". After modification the tab 7i76 I/O (SS#0) is available, now. 

Use the LinuxCNC ISO written to USB to boot the PC in English language, start PncConf to make the config, save it on the hard drive or another USB.
Or change locale to UTF-8 EN_US

PCW wrote:

7I36 has encoder fault detection but is only for differential encoders

How did i miss this ?
Thank you.

The second example is compiled-out by
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blame/maste...s274ngc_pre.cc#L1542
(But I am not clear why, the commit message doesn't really say: github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/commit/b96c...de5e67d2dde0339bece3 )

So, it must be the first one causing the issue.

Did you try adding a queue-buster as suggested? (Not that that is the right fix, but maybe it will tell us something)