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Thanks for reply.

Any idea why it was removed ?

I have being using it for long. Any known alternative link for the same ?

It got to 3 now.
I also have the option to reset the vote and to change it. After changing need a refresh to be able to change again.

That would be correct, could it be, I guess only admins can reply to the topic, only admins can vote ?

How many votes?
It is stuck at 2 for the last 2 hours.

I can see the poll results, but for the life of me can't see a way to vote.
Perhaps a screenshot may help some of us Luddites.

Not the best suggestion if the user wants to be able to upgrade to 2.9 or 2.10.

Unless a user specifically wants to use the parallel or has an ancient PC it may not be the best suggestion .
It would also be worth noting that Debian wheezy is end of life, updates haven't been available for a few years. Also wheezy had Python2 so the upgrade path for Linuxcnc is rather limited.
So when recommending the Debian Wheezy ISO it would be best to mention these facts.

That fixed it.  

Are there plans to develop pnnconf further for support for the 7i97t?  All the manual changes have been working great. 

You should be able to create  component that sets feedback = commanded pos when the handwheel is engaged. the cia402 component does this...

To replace the above, in the text editor hold down CTRL and press H, it will open two fields at the bottom, type inm in the top one and inmux on the bottom one, then click replace all, click save, do NOT close the text editor, first test and make sure the config works, then close.

Did you check above the post?
I kept looking ...

That's an error in the configuration utility, you can fix it by globally replacing
"inm" with "inmux" in the hal file.

Great info as always. Thank you.

Setting up inputs now, getting an error on startup again related to inputs.  It states input pins do not exist.  Is this a common problem? Did I miss a simple step on configuring the 7i97t?

It says I cannot reply to the hardware survey topic in the announcements category and I can see no obvious way to vote. Am I just missing something?

Try in MDI:
M6 T1
M6 T4
etc.

LinuxCNC supports a wide range of hardware, including a number of obsolete ISA cards etc. 
In order to prioritise maintenance of the drivers (and possibly to retire some drivers) it would be useful to know what hardware is out there "in the wild"

Please fill out the survey below selecting any hardware that you use yourself, or have recently seen in use.

(Edit) The poll only appears to allow a single selection, but I have enabled multiple votes per user, so it may be possible to add data for several hardware devices.