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You need to make sure you have the latest subroutines files also

Should work, but I'll make an image and try and will let you know what works (not).

Gpu works?

One question. 5160 connected to rpi spi for its configuration only. Which will done one startup. So even if its not in real time. Since configuration only needed one time on startup. Does it matter that communication is slow as you said?
I am not a developer so I am asking.

I think most component functions have a number, (or a name if the names option is used)

that is, if I

loadrt and2

The function call for that component would be

and2.0

so 

addf and2.0 servo-thread

What drives are you using? And the mechanics must be very good for micron error.

Hi,

ich bin jetzt alles Andere als ein Spezialist für LinuxCNC, aber hab jetzt mal Deine INI mit meiner verglichen.
Ich würde mal testweise (nacheinander) paar Sachen in der INI deaktivieren und schauen ob sich was ändert.

CONFIG_FILE = custom_config.yml (evtl. steht da was drin, was Probe Basic nicht mag)
USER_TABS_PATH = user_tabs/
USER_BUTTONS_PATH = user_buttons/

Grundsätzlich hast Du auf jeden Fall schon mal einiges mehr in Deiner INI, als ich.

By the way, funktioniert bei Dir die manuelle Steuerung der Achsen über die Pfeiltasten?
Bei Dir fehlt im Abschnitt [DISPLAY] der Eintrag KEYBOARD_JOG = 1
Ich musste den nach einem Update mal einfügen, damit das Jogging bei mir über die Pfeiltasten wieder funktionierte,
Mittlerweile funktionierts trotz EIntrag wieder nicht.

Gruß Jens

Hi Leute,

ich habe heute ebenfalls mal meine Referenzfahrt-Streuung mit der Messuhr gecheckt.
War ebenfalls positiv überrascht über die Widerholgenauigkeit mit den stinknormalen, mechanischen Schließern von Sorotec.
Ca. 25 x alle Achsen referenzieren lassen und zwischendurch auch mal bischen X- und Y-Achse bewegt.

Auch bei mir bewegt sich die Streuung um die 0,01mm.
Irre für ein mechanischen Schließer.
Lass ich auf jeden Fall erst Mal so, habe aber das Thema mit der Lichtschranke auf dem Schirm.
Bau grad eine zweite, richtig fette Fräse und da könnte sein, dass ich gleich auf die ITR9606 gehe.

Bei mir läuft alles über eine MESA 7I96S

Vielen Dank in die Runde.
Gruß Jens

It seems it's only "Spindle Zero" value which is giving me issues now, very strange...

The increments didn't bother me, I use all of them.

The issue isn't solved yet unfortunately. 

I noticed my .var file did not have the same amount of parameters as the one that came with the upgrade.
So I renamed the fresh one to 'probe_basic.var' and changed the reference in my .INI also to probe_basic.var.
(Before it was named "linuxcnc.var". )
I can see that "Spindle zero" is written to parameter 3010 now, but upon restarting PB, it's 0.0000.
   
Strange thing is, parameters like the feeds are being stored and loaded correctly, except traverse FR.

 

"And please no double posting." What do you mean by that?

I use the system with a 7 inch original rpi touch screen display, and I wish to use rdp for easy configuration of the system. For this reason I try to configure rdp server. (the rdp server was all ready in the image, I didn't install it...)
I asked here because I use the linux image from this post. If is not oky please let me know where to move the question.
Tnx.

I go to sleep for two hours and this is what i wake up to....
Guys, stop doing this mess, yes even the OP, nothing will work without fixing the stuff on the first reply, and apparently you just ignored that.
Yes it is very easy to install Linux, be it Debian or Mint on any PC, on any hard drive or SSD or NVME or USB
Again, yes it is very easy to install on a USB, it is the same procedure, just takes longer
And yes, it will be very hard or impossible if you do not set the BIOS properly first
Also, yes Linux will run on almost anything and from almost anything.
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To sum it up:
-fix BIOS
-use the official LinuxCNC ISO or Linux Mint Debian Edition 6
-install to HDD or SSD or NVME or USB, just make sure there are not other drives installed except the one you want the install on
-use the installation defaults
-do not do your partitioning
-do not use sudo or whatever else during install
-do not use other versions of Linux or Debian or whatever
-do not change stuff at random in BIOS
-do not use google or GPT for help, it's a waste of ... life! Use their respective forums.
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To others:
-stop advising people to use "magic" net installs and workarounds, you are making it extremely painful for new and inexperienced members for something that should normally NEVER take more than 10 minutes!!!
10 MINUTES !!!!
Well installing onto USB it takes longer....

Yes, regardless of whether you use sinking inputs (Input common = GND, switch common = V+)
or sourcing inputs (input common = V+, switch common = GND), the switch "on" state will be the
high state of the input pin in hal.

That means for things like limit and home switches which are active high in LinuxCNC, you must use
the plain inputs pins for NO contacts and the -not pins for NC contacts.

You would only need external resistors if you needed to mix sourcing and sinking input devices.

Note that sinking inputs are generally preferred as they allow mixing of input voltages so for example
you could use a 24V switch voltage along with 5V MPG signals.

Also, NC contacts are preferred for limit/home switches as a broken wire will cause a fault rather than a crash.
 

Well if it didn't, at least for the Debian install something has gone terribly wrong.
Without the installation of a boot loader, or where you want to install grub, the installation won't boot.
But some of this is starting to sound like a troll, based on your previous answers as to where you installed the boot loader. And the fact you never mentioned you tried installing to an internal hard drive to begin with.

You make it seem so simple. Thank you.