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Hallo,

ich habe das geändert und es funktioniert jetzt.

Danke

karlhe

Are you asking me how it works or are you asking the OP if it works for him?

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'&&' means that the second command (ie 'systemctl poweroff') is only executed once the first command (ie 'linuxcnc '/home/yourusername/linuxcnc/configs/yourconfig/yourconfig.ini') has been successfully executed, which is only the case once linuxcnc has been shutdown again.

Useful if you want a one line command.

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in comparison '&' will run both commands independently

I don't know what you use to edit your python code. 'Geany' is a simple editor that does a good job and can be easily installed with
In the menu go to 'View' and activate 'Show White Space' to see spaces and tabs:

 

how is it going?

here is the relevant function as posted above:

Right now I'm stuck on two issues: 1. Interfering with the hal parameters, 2. Changing the value of a variable in the hal from the g code file and displaying it in the gui. I think I should rest a little and try again when I'm fitter.

I start working at 6 in the morning. I work on this project for an average of 15 hours every day. Thank you very much for everything. I'm a little overwhelmed and confused, maybe that's why I can't do it. I'll take a break, get my mind together and try again.

That has nothing to do with ARM, perhaps something with the distro that you were using. If it did install but not boot, then it didn't update the bootloader or symlinks in /boot. That could've been easily solved.

You can just use the command without the optional '-l'. This should bring up the config picker window:
or you can directly provide it with the .ini you want to open:

Python does not like if you mix tabs and spaces for indentation. I only use spaces no tabs so I presume you used tabs to indent the additional lines of code. delete the tabs and replace with spaces.

I have added the terminal output.the panel name is tespanel6,testpanel-handler6.py File "/home/a/linuxcnc/configs/bluecad/python/testpanel-handler6.py", line 13
changed_value = obj.get_value()
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

 

Since I deleted the configuration I do not use, it cannot find that configuration. How can I run the configuration I actually use with linuxcnc -l?

It's looking for sim.gmoccapy, my configuration name is bluecad

I created the above configuration just to see the embedded pages, but now I have deleted it and when I run the linuxcnc -l command, it says that it cannot find my actual configuration.

Hello,

 
 

sorry this is not this there are 2 configurations