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www.linuxcnc.org/iso/rpi-4-debian-bookwo...25-01-27-0404.img.xz
Aber das ist nicht 32bit

gibt es noch andere alternativen z.b. Raspberry pi4 ?

Nur die alte versione, das soll tun:
www.linuxcnc.org/iso/ubuntu-10.04-linuxcnc3-i386.iso
Bin ich nicht sicher, aber auch diese soll 32bit sein
www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc-2.7.14-wheezy.iso

Hallo gibt es eine Möglichkeit das ich linuxcnc auf einen 32bit PC zum laufen bekomme.  Ich bin absolut neu mit Linux und der cnc Bearbeitung. Ich entschuldige mich jetzt schon für meine dummen Fragen 
Mfg Andy 

Sorry, joco mentioned you had a deb file he had built that was on your google drive you hosted

Blue part was I think $86cdn. The grippers were $25cdn each. Now that I have it in hand and see what they did, I can see some things I can change that should make it a little cheaper.

For example If you model impossible chamfers someone will hand file them right to the edge. We don't need none of that silliness. So I guess I need to either model accurately, or make a note "only cnc the chamfers as close as is reasonable"

Ove time I will bring all the small parts in house, but its pretty cool that i can affordably do one offs to start.

1. make sure all ecat servos are OP+ status before you run any move action in lcnc.
by run "ethercat sl" cmd in terminal.
2. a working ecat servo which is in CSP mode, it's cia-controlword should be 15 (4>6>7>15).
if yours is not, check statusword,  there must be someone bit in wrong.
you can use halshow panel, get value of statusword pin, and convert to binary, check every status bit with servo instruction manual.