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I already use these devices and get unlimited support. I am just trying linuxcnx and sharing the problems I have. Why does it bother you that I share these problems?

You helped me a lot by replying. You are telling me to change the source code,If I had the knowledge to change the source code, I would not ask this question.

Hi Scott
Nothing, I imagined you hadn't seen.

Yes the digital ones are perfect while the analog outs, as I wrote, work in halshow but on the EasyIO output there is no life
I'll check the analog inputs and tell you

thanks again

I think you are far from professional CNCs. Devices with inputs and outputs that can control 256 axes are 1000 euros.

Exactly and you also get free support 24/7. Then why don't you use those?

Also, a person who needs help is a novice in these matters, how can he contribute? Did you start this job by helping directly? Did you not need help at all in the beginning? I have been working on it for a month, I opened a few issues in just a few days, and I only got a half-answer on 1 issue.

I was actually the one that gave you that 'half-answer' and I just gave you another one in the other thread.

And let me give you a bit more free advice here:

If you get something for free and need help from people who also help you for free then the least those people deserve is some respect.

Why are you so upset with what I said? Do you like it when people beg for help? Or do you like it when they are drowning in a lot of problems? I am just informing people about these things.

I think you are far from professional CNCs. Devices with inputs and outputs that can control 256 axes are 1000 euros. Also, a person who needs help is a novice in these matters, how can he contribute? Did you start this job by helping directly? Did you not need help at all in the beginning? I have been working on it for a month, I opened a few issues in just a few days, and I only got a half-answer on 1 issue.

I buy and use professional devices, I pay money for these devices. I only shared this to prevent anyone from getting hurt. Because I can't do something I did a week ago a week later. For example, who can guess that something that worked a week ago won't work a week later. And since I worked it before, I could start a new job thinking it would work again and I could be disappointed. My aim is to prevent others from falling into these situations. .

People like you just make me sad I'm just glad there are not too many like you around here.

How can I put a password on the exit button?

You would have to modify the gmoccapy source code for this.

How do I check the g code renewal key from Classicladder?

you can't as there is no hal pin or state tag that reflects the reload action. You would need to handle this in the GUI source code.

we have 2 buffers like this:

reg [31:0] tx_data;
reg [31:0] rx_data;

when a packet is received on port 2390 (UDP),
it should be written to rx_data and the data from tx_data
directly send back to the sender.

thats all in the first step.

later we need a check if the received package have the correct ID

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I am one step further with the w5500,
the problem is here:
rx_size is only 8bit, so it will not send back a package and then we get the timeout
....

I installed it on another computer a few weeks ago and there was no problem.
I think Linuxcnc's ethercat support can be turned off by someone who provides this support whenever they want.
I think Linuxcnc is not suitable for professional use because an installation that could be done last week cannot be done this week.
For example, let's imagine a person who is building a machine with Linux, everything is finished and it is at the operating stage. There is an ethercat problem right now and it can't be solved. How can it wait for it to be fixed? It can't wait, that's why it doesn't use Linuxcnc, it uses professional devices. Yes, Linuxcnc may be free, but it doesn't matter if it is free if it doesn't work when it should.

Well look at what happened to all those pros using Windows a couple of weeks ago.

I'm sorry but this kind of consumer attitude is not helpful, if you need 100% reliability and availability then you may want to consider investing the 20 or 30 grand in a professional solution.
You may not be aware of this but pretty much everything here is the result of donated time. Made available to the public to enable people like you build things they could not otherwise dream of making, this forum included. Where is your contribution to warrant such a fit?

Linuxcnc is best cnc

Sorry, just saw this. Digital works, analog doesnt? Have you tested both the analog in and out, or just the out?

I'll double check the code vs the specs and see if anything leaps out.

IIRC, the Ethercat people just did a major version upgrade after literally years of leading up to it. We should probably either pin LCEC to v 1.5.x or see what it takes to fix whatever upgrade problems are happening. I'll take a look at it later today if possible.

The larger issues are kind of complex, and discussing them would get in the way of fixing the short-term bug. I'll just say that if you really want to depend on something in a production environment, then you either want to be paying someone for dependable support, have the ability to fix just about anything yourself, or be able to live without it for a while. This isn't LinuxCNC-specific, or really specific to any technology at all.

I don't know of anyone offering this level of support for LinuxCNC today, but I've never really looked.

Seems to be an error message that pops up when secure boot is enabled.

See:
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...i-o-privileges-error

Here is a post by dewey (confirming the issue of secure boot and parallel port):
www.forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linu...o-make-setuid#244223


According to this the issue was supposedly fixed a while ago.

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/1272

rodw is very helpful to everyone regarding ethercat.