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What I saw in hobby forums are mostly "copy" machines using a master(template)cam and some mechanical system to follow the template. (this boils down to 2d operation.

What do you mean by scale? Does it matter what size the parts are?

Hello everyone,I’m looking for a compact and fanless PC to use with my milling machine. Reliability is my main priority, as I want to avoid any hardware-related issues during operation.I’ve come across the Protectli V1210 and V1211 ( link here ) and was wondering if these would be a good fit for running LinuxCNC. I’m still learning about how the Linux kernel works, so I’d appreciate any advice or insights regarding compatibility.Additionally, if I opt for the Coreboot BIOS on these devices, are there any potential issues or limitations I should be aware of?Thanks in advance for your help!

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mill test of the slot ops.

It looks like it's something with the pin file maybe when I try and choose Mesa Card 1. I did the mesaflash --readhmid and copied that to the PnCconf Input, removed the Expansion from the line: IO Connections for Expansion Serial 0..1 -> 7I94_0 and now I get a VauleError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'SSERIAL'

Is there something I'm missing? I did a compare of the successful 7I96S pin file and didn't spot any discrepancies.

Attached is a screenshot of the error and a text file of the 7I94T --readhmid 

 

I'm sure it will need more tweaks - lets me know.

There is currently no way to set GcodeEditor 's edit mode in Qtdesigner.
You must call the GcodeEditor 's python function editMode() or readOnlyMode()

You are making a custom screen?

It looks like bad instructions on our part...

Try renaming qtplasmac_sk.qm in linuxcnc-dev/share/qtvcp/screens/qtplasmac_4x3/languages/ to qtplasmac_4x3_sk.qm

If that works for you then we will edit the documentation.
 

No changes—the same results.