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Nah, i did my thing, no one started screaming at me, got more replies from Ausies than Americans despite aiming for Americans (i was convinced the silicium thing is just another "labeling everything wrong" American doing, obviously it was not), and all in all, a very civilized conversation.
Now moving on to "tabless" Elon-Tesla wrongly labeled batteries...
Should i start a new topic for that?
Or should i pick on Intel and AMD and Nvidia as it is still a hot topic?
Or Facebook/meta, twitter/x, adobe.....
ah the choices ...

The motion should follow the PWM value and that should follow the absolute position.
if homing is disabled, I would expect the starting position (and therefore PWM value)
to always be the same.

Not sure of the resolution of the Remora PWMgen, it's tough to do PC servo PWM
in software because the entire range of motion is controlled  by a 1 ms PWM width change
(so say a 50 KHz base thread would result in only 50 discrete positions)

One guess is noise/crosstalk on the step/dir interface, especially if
the drives have a input capable of accepting high speed step signals.

I tried both options. Version 2.9.4 is out. I'll try it and see if anything has changed.

I have RhinoCam do you know a post processer that will work with Linux CNC machines. I have A PrintNC 3 axis router. I have been using the Practical CNC post processor I have to add S0 M5 M30 at the end of the code to get it to work but it doesn't work all the time. When it doesn't work, I have to close Linux CNC and restart it then it will work. I don't understand why it dose that.
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