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Might be, so in settings see if there is something like "load tabs in background" and set it to off.
I use FireFox and usually have 50 to 200 tabs open with mixed content, but i never have issues.

Thank you, it worked!

Very strange. If I open a web browser that has 10 linuxcnc.org tabs open on it, would all of those loading at once cause issue?

awesome, thank You very much!

I have unblocked your IP, although having looked at the logs, it will probably be blocked again as it was blocked 4 times in a very short period, for 30 minutes at a time.
You should really check your PC/laptop/phone or whatever you use to login here for malware.

I am configuring a spindle tilt (AB tilt) type 5axis (XYYZABC) machine, where C axis is optional rotary head.
Joint0->X, Joint1->Y, Joint2->Y1, Joint3->Z, Joint4->A, Joint5->B, Joint6->C

HAL, INI file attached.

Now I want to add TCP mode. I modified a kinematics component file (atiltbtiltkins.c; attached). I am not sue whether that is correct or not, need testing.

But how to implement/ activate this kinematics file?

 

Hi Arciera,

For test, i removed homemod.so from the rtlib and did :
~/linuxcnc_trajectory_planner/src$ make BUILD_VERBOSE=1

Output of this:
Reading 203/203 dependency files
Done reading dependencies
Reading 266/266 realtime dependency files
Done reading realtime dependencies
Linking ../rtlib/homemod.so
ld -d -r -o objects/homemod.tmp objects/rtemc/motion/homemod.o objects/rtemc/motion/homing.o
objcopy -j .rtapi_export -O binary objects/homemod.tmp objects/homemod.sym
(echo '{ global : '; tr -s '\0' < objects/homemod.sym | xargs -r0 printf '%s;\n' | grep .; echo 'local : * ; };') > objects/homemod.ver
gcc -shared -Bsymbolic -Wl,--version-script,objects/homemod.ver -o ../rtlib/homemod.so objects/rtemc/motion/homemod.o objects/rtemc/motion/homing.o -lm -L/home/user/linuxcnc_trajectory_planner/lib -Wl,-rpath,/home/user/linuxcnc_trajectory_planner/lib -ltirpc  -lgpiod
chmod -x ../rtlib/homemod.so
You now need to run 'sudo make setuid' in order to run in place with access to hardware.
is a prefix used to pass options directly to the linker.sets the runtime library search path for the executable

Now these are added here and here we have to use as this is the cmakelists.txt current directory.
Relative from here the filepath is compiled with it.

I hope this solves the problem.

We got mail, i am not near my PC so will check later as it seems JT was online now.

the 'spaces in name' problem is fixed, i replace it with '_' now.

Those are probably wrong, just pasted from the net as i do not use gnome.
Should be 2 l and 2 m, either way it will complain if it is wrong.

tommylight wrote:

Yeah that is shameful, and pretty sure it is illegal. Did anyone check our license?

I believe LCNC is covered under GNU GPL-2.0 (as published on github).

The GNU page has a quite good FAQ on the license, but as with most legal issues nothing is black and white.

It's possible that because APSX (and other LCNC re-packagers) are distributing LCNC-derived software to the public, they are required to provide source code to anyone who asks - but I'm not an IP lawyer.

There are plenty of smart people around who are intimately familiar with the details of enforcing/managing a GPL license.

 

Tutorial 12


JT

the tangbob board is updated 2weeks ago,
because i had problems with the 1.8V pins:
github.com/multigcs/rio-tangbob
this updated version is not tested, but it should work (there is only a new diode to drop the voltage on the level-shifters)

the ICE40 on the iceshield board is not BallGrid but also hard to solder by hand,
not necessarily the FPGA, but the 2.5V diode, which is extra small and you don't really recognize the direction.
I would wait for digiex_chris's Version or ask him if he have a spare one.

Octobot: remember that the icewerx board also costs money.

RPI-Pins:
MOSI, MISO, SCLK, CS0, CS1, GPCKL0, GND, 3.3V, 5V

all other pins are not connected and freely usable, don't know if there was a ready to use lcnc component, but a little python-script will do the job

Ok i just reported it again on my post from the 23rd

aah, stupid me -> i actually named that pin "P8 OUT" in the Name section, changing the name to "P8_OUT" -> all works well x)

regarding 1) - 4) -> that clarifies a lot, thank You very much!

Well, i am considering ordering a small batch from JLPCB, the last layout on github (edited in August) is working ok, so far?

speaking about that and looking at the prices there i am considering getting some octobot and iceshield boards as well, they look too tempting to ignore and would be fun to toy around with

I am still not sure about 2 things regarding the iceshield:

- ball soldering sounds indeed frightening... i tried that once with a CPU socket of an old mainboard (bent pins) and failed completely x) There is a version on here with pre-soldered SMD parts, maybe i should go this route?

- as i get it, the communication between RPI and shield goes via SPI, so just 4-5 pins, correct? what about the other GPIO pins, can these still be used f.e. by soldering a connector on top of the shield? Is there actually a component for using these with LinuxCNC?

Thank You very much!

Cheers,
-lgitano

I'm pleased to announce that Flex GUI 1.0.2 has been released with many improvements.

JT