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Funktioniert bei mir. Zur Fehlersuche kannst du deine Konfiguration im terminal starten und nach den Start nach Errormeldungen suchen.
Alternativ kann der Logger auch mittels einem custom Mcode aus dem MDI fenster oder über einen Gui button gestartet werden.

siehe:
forum.linuxcnc.org/21-axis/30986-axis-po...gger?start=60#294514

get it sorted?

my1987toyota wrote:

They're here. They're here. the 7i76EU is now available. Thank you PCW, JT and MESA for making these boards available once again.
Now I just have to scrounge up some money to buy one. LOL. Hurricane prep wasn't cheap. Thanks Helene and Milton.

Great to know you survived. In the end, as far as hurricanes go, Milton's Category 3 was a bit of a Fizzer. Shame about the storm surges and flooding though!

Auch so wird es nicht mit gestartet

ist nicht weiter tragisch, da ich mir eine extra Datei gemacht habe, um das Tool zu starten.

when i click on home these joints, their cia402.1.stat-homing becomes high and remains high
joint.1.homing becomes high and then low and joint.1.homed becomes high

i had to add that all their sdo's and register are like my other drives. xml of them are just a copy&paste of other axeses.
drives manufactoring date are different.

hi guys
i have a machine with 5 asd-a2-E servos for over a year
two of my servos(Z &W axis) had problem in homing since begining. each time that a started machine and clicked on home all, all servos start homing as the order in ini file but this two drives shows as it is homed but they does not start homing. i had to click on home joint 1 and joint 4 several times in order for them to do homing . sometimes i had to do it ten times and some time just once . 
today , this drives did not do homing even after 100 times of clicking on home.
i reseted their parameters but it did not solve the problem. 
do you guys know how to fix this problem ?

They're here. They're here. the 7i76EU is now available. Thank you PCW, JT and MESA for making these boards available once again.
Now I just have to scrounge up some money to buy one. LOL. Hurricane prep wasn't cheap. Thanks Helene and Milton.
 

Now that I don't have a hurricane to prep for I will give these a look.

The Pi seems to have become cheaper after beeing unrealistic expensive. Small mini PCs with N100 CPU cost in the same ballpark. Is there any downside to them?
(assuming they work at all)

7i95 connected to IntelNuc was not working at all. I could not get the thing to install the Linux.
Then there was a new release (I think it was 2.9.1) with this updated ISOimage all went smooth. (O.K. O.K: Yes, No, skip... done!)
Real Endconsumer Style Install.

I bought some uptech Parallel adapters a while ago. They worked sort of.
Trying to get a "high" ppr (100 ppr) Encoder to work was not going to happen and frustration. (with 6i25 it was self-solving)

1. 'python3' gehört VOR den Pfad

2. dein absoluter Pfad zum 'lcnc_logger.py' script ist:

'/home/cnc/linuxcnc/configs/demo2023/linuxcnc_logger/lcnc_logger.py'

The forum has 2GB of memory and 80GB of disk space. The backup was 14GB and shot our disk usage up to 95% so it has to be deleted.

Just to be clear I am one of the three owners at Digital Ocean for the linuxcnc.org group which hosts the forum. The owner of the linuxcnc.org is someone else.

JT

Got the optical isolated rs485 adapter.

Works!

But it was quite a pain.

Hi,
Just switched from LCNC 2.8.4 Buster to 2.9.3 Bookworm and am running into what seems to be a performance issue. Occasionally I get a random servo following error, which is impossible since I run my steppers open loop. I use EtherCAT stepper drives. These errors stop G-code execution at random moments and turn the machine off, making it unusable. 
I remember when I first tried out LCNC on a really old laptop I got this as well, I then switched to a dedicated mini PC and never saw those errors again, until now. Now I'm running the same stuff on the same PC, but instead with LCNC 2.9.3 and Bookworm, the occasional servo errors have returned.

The mini-PC is a 8GB memory, 4-core Intel celeron 2-2.7GHz (The Minisforum GK41).

My initial thought was to replace the PC with something faster, but that might not be the right approach since the hardware is probably already fast enough. It works like a charm on 2.8.4 + Buster. Could it be that Bookworm is so much more demanding? I would like to hear what the experts on the forum recommend.

Hmm, das mit dem Pfad mache ich wahrscheinlich falsch