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Please post the python script and the complete debug information.

Hello!!
After receiving this error we are not able to import linuxcnc python module and from python script we are only controlling the motion of machine.
While program execution is running at that time in python script we are just reading machine status and getting current execution line number nothing else.

This problem arrives only when program run time is long.

Thank you for your response in advance

Interesting. There is also a discrepancy between 'Selected' tool and 'Loaded' tool.

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Thayloreing wrote:

Good evening everyone, I'm trying to read all the posts to study the remora because I'm interested in buying a nvem board, but there's a lot to read, I'm still on the way, I wanted to get ahead of the purchase of the board, what versions do the remora have? of plates so far, could you tell me? thank you in advance thank you very much

Remora supports the latest RT1052 based boards (NVEM / EC300 / EC500) as well the older STM32 NVEM board.

Masiwood123 wrote:

so, after starting and turning off the latency error, if there is a connection to the network, then allow the machine to turn on (if there is no connection to the network, the button for machine on is blurred, when trying to jog, it throws out joint following errors and turns off the network) I will try on another linux to I'll try, I don't understand uart monitoring at all, I tried what I know because these cards on mach3 didn't work well.

The STM32 NVEM firmware has not been updated to use the remora-eth-3.0 component. Please use the remova-nv component in 
github.com/scottalford75/Remora-NVEM/tre.../LinuxCNC/Components

Hi Peter.

I have an existing 5i24 which is working fine.
I bought a backup 6i24 for redundancy a number of months ago, but have not used it as yet.
Today I was going to flash the 6i24 with the 5i24 bin file. Jumpers are configured to mimic the 5i24 board.
So I took the 5i24 out and put the 6i24 into the single lane PCIe slot.
Problem is that the computer goes through the BIOS flash, but then hangs on boot.
I have tried various other PCIe slots on the motherboard (single and multi lane) without success.
When I put the 6i24 board in I see LED's light up briefly, then immediately extinguish.
I put the 5i24 back in and the computer boots fully, and --readhmid reports correctly.
It is almost as if the computer thinks the 6i24 is a GPU and hangs there on boot because it isn't.
There are no BIOS settings to force the computer to ignore a GPU or to force it to use on-board graphics...
Peter, have you struck anything like this before, and do you have any suggestions?
Many thanks,
Marty.
 

ok thats good to know thanks .

I did a little bit of searching on that , am I correct that the wizard will pick up the firmware that is already on the card , then work with that pinout for setting up the rest ? If so then that'll save me a lot of time .

I just installed on vmware last night to see whats new and see how much work I'll have to cross them machines over . I'll get it installed on a pc so that I can dig more into it and do it properly

Good evening everyone, I'm trying to read all the posts to study the remora because I'm interested in buying a nvem board, but there's a lot to read, I'm still on the way, I wanted to get ahead of the purchase of the board, what versions do the remora have? of plates so far, could you tell me? thank you in advance thank you very much

Progress, turned off secure boot and now LinuxCNC runs the demo.
I get one other error, "No parport registered at 0x378.  This is not always an error."
Computer has an aftermarket pci serial and parallel port card.
What's up with that?
Thanks,
marty

You can use pncconfs "discover" option to work with whatever firmware you have.

I'm considering dropping pathpilot from my tormachs and I might cross over to linuxcnc . Theres a random quirk with pathpilot and I'm nearly done dealing with it

The cards I have are 5i25 and they are on pcnc440's . I've been searching for a few answers and I'm sort of finding myself going around in circles . I've seen screen caps in the forum where guys show the wizard drop down menu having firmware for mx3660 . I'm assuming guys have downloaded and placed a file somewhere for the wizard to pick it up but I'm not clear on how they achieved that . Or was it a drop down option at one time and no longer there ?

The mx3660  setup still won't  provide a perfect pin match for my mills ,  but , it's close enough that I should be able to edit the rest to match the pinout of my cards that have already been flashed for the tormachs  . Otherwise I think I may have a bit more editing to do if I go with the available g540x2 which is available in the wizard
 

Thanks,
I will do disable secure boot and try again.
 

OK found the issue: A typo in a source file broke parity checking.
but our test CPU's don't enable parity checking by default so the bug
was missed.

As I mentioned before, on the Elite 8200 you can bypass the issue
by disabling #SERR in the BIOS setup.

This should allow you to upgrade the card with fixed bit files.
The fixed bit files (and fixed source)  are downloadable from:

www.mesanet.com/software/parallel/5i25t.zip

You should also update the fallback image so for example:

sudo mesaflash --device 5i25t --write 5i25t_7i77x2d.bin
sudo mesaflash --device 5i25t --write 5i25t_16m_fallback.bin --fallback

Sorry for the problem.

 

so, after starting and turning off the latency error, if there is a connection to the network, then allow the machine to turn on (if there is no connection to the network, the button for machine on is blurred, when trying to jog, it throws out joint following errors and turns off the network) I will try on another linux to I'll try, I don't understand uart monitoring at all, I tried what I know because these cards on mach3 didn't work well.