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Forgot to mention whatt the docs don't say. To square the machine, making marks in each corner of the bed with the spindle and measuring diagonals is the most accurate way on a large bed. Adjust until equal.
Me, I just measured each side with a dial indicator from a common reference. 

Squaring the gantry is done during homing and relies on the HOME_OFFSET for alignment.
It is super easy to do if you read the most important part of the documents, homing configuration
linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/config/ini-homing.html
Except you will probably need to read this page 3 to 10 times....

Thanks for the help, it loaded after changing lcec name to D1 and D2, and after I commented out several lines.

ethercat slaves shows both are on OP mode, but I am sure I don't currently have enough pins defined for motion control.

I need to work out what those line problems are, some are just not defined and some are type mismatch, but I may be able to work that out.

This is a really annoying bug from Debian. This fixes it.
This was in Debian 12.1 their initial Bookworm Release and fixed in Debian 12.2 a month or so later.
But they never updated the code in thie Debian Live installer. Debian must have used a fork of this to build their images and never bothered to correct the Debian Live system.
Its not something we can fix in our ISO. We did tell the builder to exclude it and it works but as soon as you do an apt upgrade, it comes back.