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Hello,

i am trying to change the color of the SpeedControl widget using css. It is used as the slider for feed/spindle override, the default color is orange. But I can't find out how to call it in css. I have the .css file set in the config ini and it is working if I change for example the color of labels or buttons.

This is what i tried:


Also i tried spc_rapid and spc_feed instead of speedcontrol. No effect. How to call it correctly? Thanks

You can control multiple spindles using 'M3 $n'

linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode/m-code.html#mcode:m3-m4-m5

So after a few battles, i finally have the mesa board talking to LinuxCNC. I have movement. I have proximity sensors all connected and working. I have coded HAL to get the right distance traveled.

Still to go - laser pointer, z axis, air scribe, water table & tank, paint, clean out shed, concrete for shed floor to hold it.

I still have a glitch in the screen that shows what is being cut, and i get no preview of what i load,
 

OK so to answer my own previous question basically I'm stupid, I hadn't set ownership to my user account, so Linuxcnc couldn't write to the var file, and most likely create it in the first place, which is why it was missing.
I had thought I'd done it but obviously I hadn't or maybe did a typo at the time. I followed the Docker install instructions as per the wiki instructions if anybody else is having the same issue.
Big thanks to Meister for creating this and thanks to everybody else supporting.
Russell.

Never came across an M17 bolt (but M17x1 and M17x1.5 taps are available)
Is the hex of the head 17 mm?
In that case it would probably be an M10 bolt as smc.collings already guessed.
M10x1 is common on rear axles for bicycle hubs, so that would be easy to confirm, by screwing the bolt into a nut from a bicycle.
Taps for it are "findable" e.g. Yamawa, Gühring, SUS, Corai, Regal come to mind.


Should it be M10x1 I would probably just make two slots into a hardenend bicycle axle with the angle grinder, then carefully screw it in with some cutting oil to clean up the thread.

the normal linuxcnc channel
discord.com/channels/970073318357078036/970073318810075149

My system is basically :
- installed from linuxcnc usb stick
- removed linuxcnc using synaptic
- installed RIP linuxcnc using documentation.

My locale is SK (Slovak)
i will try to install RIP in new, EN locale.

ATC action!



Should have animated the eyes. Oh well, next time.

No smoking gun yet, but it seems master branch will not load your program properly - and showed other bugs in master CL.
I do see your program uses 150 arithmetic expressions, which is the max you have available.

I got a sample program to use jump coils - see example.
(clicking the %B0 in the Vars bit window will change the #QW0 output from 1 to 5)

 

OK.

Wasn't sure about a real time kernal, so check and have "6.1.0-28-rt-amd64".

Have uninstalled all traces of LinuxCNC, and now using the synaptic package manager, have loaded the latest linuxcnc versions.

Start up pnfcof with the mesa 7i96, everything worked.

Still having the same issue. estop is red, cant be unclicked.
Cant select power. left hand side of the screen is blank/glitchy.

Any ideas??
 

Note: Using POSIX non-realtime

Means it's not real time

I don't see this issue on a current RIP build.
Are you by chance using a Wayland desktop and/or a non English locale?
 

Correct, they are visible under /dev/

It is PREEMPT_RT

enabled RT when building.

With regards to the RPi5 images Rodw linked to a new one on his google drive that seems to fix the screen issues. This is the one I used recently with my RPi5.