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Over the weekend Andy released linuxcnc 2.9.4
To upgrade an existing bookworm release running version 2.9 all you need to do is to typeAnd go and have a cup of coffee

The ISO has also been upgraded for new installs on Intel X64 hardware. Grab it from the LinuxCNC downloads page.

The raspberry pi has not been upgraded but I've roped in Cornholio to help build images for release via linuxCNC repository so stay tuned.

Please join me in thanking Andy for his tireless work :clap:

PCW wrote:

NC means no connection, so don't connect the ENA pins.

Also make sure that the CL57 is set for 5V inputs
 

Thank you PWC.

Jdolecki wrote:

New plan 
Discard existing control motherboard dead.
Purchased new mesa 7l96s. Already have a Rasberry pi 4.
Remove all lathe components to clean Hardened and crusty chips.

That is a very good plan!

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New plan 
Discard existing control motherboard dead.
Purchased new mesa 7l96s. Already have a Rasberry pi 4.
Remove all lathe components to clean Hardened and crusty chips.

Look under /boot there should be a folder called broadcom, or something and config.txt will be there.
The image is not a Raspbian OS based one but based on plain Debian but with a suitable kernel.

How did you enable SPI? I didn't find it in "sudo menu-confg" and "sudo raspi-config" command not found.

It is a Print NC 3 axis router.

Yes all in stock (7I84,7I84U, 7I74)
 

Hello
 I am trying to compile the code with an esp32 but I have an error message?