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Hi,

I wonder if you accidentally changed it somehow globally.
I am quite sure i didn't changed code to the interpreter itself. What i use is a recent lcnc clone.
Then the current G64 Q[x] interpreter behaviour is not ok. It's also showing the same at mr. Hmnijp pictures at page 3.
Maybe a dev can take a look if they have time.

Yes better not blend G0's.










 

Thank you for the images. There are a few kernel/driver changes I'll be working around, but the experience was super easy.

Backstory: I tried to upgrade my successful installation, and the pi wouldn't boot, giving the "missing firmware" error. I copied my existing linuxcnc config files using another Linux system. I installed your image on windows. I copied the config onto the new SD card. It booted and nearly all was well.

Thank you.

I used linux then balena etcher on win 10. now I try ventoy
 

Use Rufus in Windows, or are you using Linux to write the USB?
Edit:
I use Ventoy for everything, give it a try, it is magnificent as it can boot pretty much every ISO and IMG file, even Win98 setup!
www.ventoy.net/en/index.html
After installing Ventoy onto a USB, all you have to do is just copy the ISO to USB, no software, no burning, nothing.

Hi Tom, I tried to make a pendrive with mint but it doesn't boot... then I tried with balena etcher but it says missing partition table. maybe I'm wrong, I haven't done anything for almost a year.

hello,

have you tried the PDO config download during the configuration in the TC3?

Your config is missing of the DC configuration adn SDO datas cofig too... if your config do not have a DC ... It will be synchronned by the sync manager which behaviour are pure asynchorious ...

If you do not need the FoE and AoE ... it is the best practice to turn them off all ...

save extra time with next features ... maybe it will help you to digging out of this rabbit hole

let me know 

regards

 

yeah, to get simple homing (you have endstop signals for each servo) is pretty easy. The issue is precision homing using index signal.