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I've emailed those that have access, one gentleman is away and can not check, the other gent is on the other side of world, I'm In Australia he is US based, so we will just need to wait for answers.

How cool is that! I love the coolored section view. Thank you very much for sharing.

Greetings
Tom

I have the same issue with RPI5

Yes it does.Always stuck at the same place when using wget.
A bit random speed though. Sometimes very slow, like a minute and sometimes fast.
Going langdons route to the forum follows the same overall speed, but as of now is always faster.
And fetching using http is always much faster than using https, however only some static stuff like logos
can be fetched using http.
That points to the TLS handshake being the cause of delays.

But, as fun as it is to try to diagnose this from remote and coming up with temporary solutions like langdons url redirect,
it must be possible to check the website hosting the forum.
Surely someone, somewhere, hopefully the admins, knows how to have the website checked.
Right?

LinuxCNC Documentation Wiki: Cam Post

In this document
 

Is a reference to a download link for a file emc2_mill_v2_5.cgd  Edgecam 11.5 
The link to the file is broken. Can anyone supply the file please?
Thanks

Some times it takes over 60s to create a page. 

And the rest

Sorry I can not really help, but searching for infos on my Baruffaldi RH80 I found some infos in the internet that can at least help to identify Baruffaldi toolchangers and show some of the interior, nothing to technical- just pictures of a brochure. But might be potentially helpful for anyone searching for infos on his Baruffaldi TC:

t sure aint a DNS he's supplying or connecting to.
First is a ping to establish an IP address.
Second is attempting to get a name resolved by what Tommy thinks is a Domain Name Server.
Third is attempting to get a name resolved by an actual Domain Name Server.

If anyone thinks I've doctored the results you can try them for yourselves.

First
Second
Third
In summary the OP is added the host linuxcnc.langdonstaab.ca to DNS records, the same process I had to go through when running my own server for hosting the early Linuxcnc Mint ISO's I created. So when using linuxcnc.langdonstaab.ca you are connecting to an unknown server serving out forum pages.
Whether or not you can login with your username using a password that is not associated to your account at forum.linuxcnc.org is unknown. If it is possible to do that, I'm not even going to try because I have zero trust in the OP's setup, is unknown, but if it is possible it could be one enormous phishing scam.
Whilst he has made enough posts to get Platinum member, there by adding some trust, I can not recall actually having given any advice that is proper.
If he has no nefarious intent I still would be wondering about security and such.

Yeah it may sound crazy, but hopefully I've proven that the OP has not done anything to do with DNS.

As I mentioned. First I am trying to test it with a4988/drv8825 drivers. That's why I didn't loaded tmc5160 modules. Testing it in step/dir mode only

Hi, LinuxCNC is very capable of handling this configuration with 4 joints and a X Y Y Z configuration. Check out the config below for my 3D printer that has dual Z axes.

github.com/scottalford75/Remora/tree/mai...figSamples/hypercube

The two joints won't jog together until they have been homed. I've found that out the hard way...

Cloudflare caches content of websites proxied through it.

That could explain the speedup.

Also, Cloudflare DNS is probably faster than whatever DNS the forum normally uses.

The speedup is almost certainly multifactorial.

Keep in mind that I didn't expect this to work, or even improve anything, I just added an A record to the forum because I already own a domain, I already have a Cloudflare account, so I tried adding an A recor nd for the forum because it might work, and it did.

If you are worried that linuxcnc.langdonstaab.ca is out to steal your data for some reason, don't use it.

You can use forum.linuxcnc.org, or the direct IP, if you like.

I will not attempt to list my alternate link on Google, because it is not official, it's just an alternate Cloudflare route to the forum.

If you are suspicious, create a free cloudflare account, connect it to a domain, and do exactly what I say I did, and see what happens, you will get the same result as me.

If you do not believe that the IP address of linuxcnc.langdonstaab.ca is actually a Cloudflare IP, check bgp.he.net.

Yes, but the pncconf spindle setup also works with other devices with fixed 10V or +-10V  full scale
(7I77,7I76,7I83 etc)

It really should have an additional field for potentiometer type outputs based on the card type
Maybe "Full Scale Analog Output" and "Voltage For Maximum RPM" or some such

Thanks PCW! The quick reply saved me much head scratching. I will admit that I find this area of the setup a little confusing. Isn't the Mesa 'Spindle Out' voltage fully defined by the input Spindle+ and Spindle- values? Given a potentiometer wiper can never have a voltage higher than its input, what is the need for specifying the 'analog Max Voltage' at all?

Yeah I've seen it before, I believe it's a bug with the version of Mesa you're using.
Compiling a new version of mesa with panfrost would likely solve it.
Otherwise I'd suggest to take a new Armbian image and install the 6.1.115 kernel from: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sPtbXDfx...WCB8o-ur0CINmMNvcjTQ

With the overlay "opi5plus-fixedfreq-undervolt.dts" it has a very low latency. You only need to remove the "-plus" at comparability and after that install it with "sudo armbian-add-overlay opi5plus-fixedfreq-undervolt.dts"