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I just tried it again, but there in not even a flicker from the red fault LED.

For posterity, here is the video of my issue...

 

I know I am a bit late to the party, but there's a NC Shop Floor Programmer postprocessor for LinuxCNC on the SFP wiki.

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Also, SFP includes ICAM Foundation for developing your own postprocessors.

Hope this helps someone in the future 

Took me while to recognize that you had re-railed the thread again...
As for the control boxes: I have no idea, but I have little idea anyways. So as it stands, I expect to have answer like "well we had that one guy who nḿade it work with LinuxCNC, so that is why we claim it is compatible".
So as I am willing to go quite some way to spare me the pain of running a Windows computer with closed source running my CNC, I tend to get the mechanical parts form one supplier and gather information on which steppers, mesa cards and stuff I should get to have a working LinuxCNC in the end.
I am aware that will most likely end in a bigger amount of pain in the first run, but I am willing to risk that for the better end result.
I just wait for the answer of the cnc-stepper guys and continue from there.

Hi . on Debian 10 with ethercat , for refresh configuraztion the ethercat i was use command : sudo -S update-ethercat-config

Now stey use debian 12 with ethercat 1.6 installed with step-by step procedure, but the command  sudo -S update-ethercat-config
 return command not know.

When change the file etc/ethercat.conf how can refresh ethercat on debian 12 ?

Thanks

    I did the whole process to change the firmware of the stlink, it was successful, but it does not appear on my PC, the only difference is that I did not find the blue stlink so I did it in a green one, I used two green stlinks, would there be any difference? If so, how do I find the blue stlink, when I go to buy the cover and everything is the same