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I think you blow the current sensing resistor. There is no current limiting resistor in today's stepper drivers.
In normal operation, it's impossible, the board will measure the current, and open the transistor when it reach the maximum.
Either the current sensing is dead, either the power stage is damaged, and can't stop the current (a damaged mosfet is always closed). It's more probably the power stage.

Hi,
it seems that your glade file is corrupted somehow. If I look at the glade file in 2.9.4: github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/v2.9.4...ccapy/gmoccapy.glade - I can't find those duplicates.

How did you install LinuxCNC 2.9.4? Directly from the ISO image or updated from 2.9.3 or earlier?
 

Enjoy your holiday.

zz912 wrote:

I would like to return to my original question. How is it possible to reference files in source codes? Does anyone know? Or at least have some guidance?

forum.linuxcnc.org/gmoccapy/55011-lcnc-2...-g43?start=10#320387

Let me have a look when I am back from holiday...

zz912 wrote:

 
Could be possible read notifies from release_notes.txt?
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...py/release_notes.txt

Possible, but it would be a very long list if someone is updating e.g. from 2.8.0 to 2.9.4.
Therefore I only want to add infos that one really need to pay attention at.

I'm writing about the slider next to the hare icon. I have 250 in TRAJ and the scale on the slider is up to 15000. I have linuxcnc 2.9.2 and gmoccapy 3.4.6

Was this an one time fault or did it happen again with this g-code file? Or also with other files?

The easiest way to get the last line is to monitor the pin gmoccapy.program.current-line with halscope.

I bet you will get a nice pcb when you are done, keep up the good work.