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Also the thing that sticks out is that the step-gen is also removed, as this is done on the weeny card, but cannot see anything that is needed to enable that (and the homing works ok)

I will post the working gmocappy that worked originally

That is sort of what I tried. Unfortunately the new configs can only be made for a parallel port or a Mesa card.

Since this is a raspberry pi the parallel port won't run. I do have another working CNC that is running a Mesa, but that is operational and in use at the moment.

What I attempted here was to use the sample config I had to get a working gmoccapy, which worked fine, including jogging.

I then ran the wizard with the par_port option and qtPlasmac as the front end to create a default plasmac config.

I then replaced the par_port and associated hal nets, mainly just the joints and limits with the ones from the working gmoccapy config.

Unsure if there is a better way to achieve this.

Make a new QtPlasmaC config, make sure it works properly, only then try to do modifications.

From google translate

The commented out jogs are from the sample that comes with the card I am using.
Am trying to jog using the arrow keys on the qtPlasmac GUI.

The startup shows these as disabled as expected, and when each axis homes they become active.

If I press one the the axis value increments, and the display show the head moving in the corresponding direction, but the motors do nothing.

MDI command like G0X100 do the same

Open it, take some pictures on the inside, post them here ...........