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Thank you for your answer. Seems like you're everywhere haha

Anyways, I saw both, and the first GitHub Issue seems to have died down, whereas the second link talks about something much more involved, which is coordinating two systems with one program. The second link is actually something another user archieved in a YouTube video , but it's not what I need since both machines in said video acted "as one".

My machine is using the Y and A motors off a parallel port breakout board. I went thru the step config wizard and set up X, Y, and Z configuration and included the A motor pins while doing so. Im really not sure how to proceed as I need Y and A to both home at the same time? Does anyone have a solution for this application?
 Thanks in advance for your help and support!

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This was mentioned before, and seems some work around were mentioned on github
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/2716
And here
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...grams-simultaneously

Hi there,
This is my first post here, and I haven't really found a "definitive" answer to my question.
Is it possible to run two LinuxCNC instances in parallel?
I have two CNC machines and would like to run two separate jobs on both machines. Nothing shared - just two jobs and two machines, really.

I already redirected the port 5005 to a different one for the other instance, but HAL still complains about using duplicated ressources. As I've read in another thread, using two computers and a third to control the other two seems... counterintuitive, to say the least.
Where lies the problem? Is there any way to overcome it?

Thanks in advance!

yip, looks like the whole crypto mining industry is controlled by zynq 7010

dont' forget you would still need a breakout board which will move you much closer to a price of mesa board if you are after hostmot2.
 

So I replaced the u33 and still no luck.
I guess I’ll have to continue replacing the other parts.

I contacted support - they said it was normal.
I'm trying to work on my milling machine - I haven't found any problems yet.