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Mon24 13:59: hm2/hm2_7i76e.0: Watchdog has bit! (set the .has-bit pin to False to resume)

Indicates relatively huge network latency (>5 ms if the watchdog setting is the default 5 ms)
That sounds like maybe a power management issue so you might try adding pcie_aspm=off
in your kernel command line.

What is the current kernel command line?
 (cat /proc/cmdline)



 

Is the above line from apt my clue?

The problem that is fixed by the DKMS driver has fairly specific symptoms.

can you run:

sudo chrt 99 ping -i .001 -c 60000 -q 10.10.10.10
 (will run for ~ 1 minute)

and post the stats here

(assuming 10.10.10.10 card address)

Lcvette wrote:

in probe basic? i don't recall ever having a feedoveride via shift. i do not see anything to that effect in the code. was this in a different ui?

It is not a cancellation, it is a speed increase. When you press the keys to move along the axes it moves at a speed of, for example, 360 and when you press the shift key + the movement key it moves at a much higher speed. I have always used that in probe basic and in any other Linuxcnc interface. but since update 2.9.4 it doesn't work for me.

just draw it out and if it looks right you are on the right track. if the jog directions corresponds to spindle motion through the tables work envelop, you have it correct. where the home origin is is just the defining point of the machine reference from which all other settings are predicated on. so where ever your origin is the min/max travels are from that point to the opposite side of the cartesian coordinate system.

Mine mesa ethernet card has interrupts on cpu0 how can move it to cpu3 isolated for linuxcnc ?

You can temporarily check if this helps:

 

first

chmod +x pinirq.txt

then 

sudo ./pinirq.txt [ethernet_device_name_]

Where [ethernet_device_name] is the name of the Ethernet device connected to the 7I96S
(probably eth0, eno1 enp0s25 or similar)