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Probably, I'm not sure how you installed it

Ok, so do I need to uninstall the Probe Basic that I already tried to install...

Should use this for installation

kcjengr.github.io/probe_basic/development_quick_start_apt.html

I installed Debian 12 and then I used your git hub instructions to load Probe Basic. 

I totally get that the vertical gui is beyond the capacity limits right now, I wish I knew how to develop this kind of software, but alas, I'm a lowly mech-e. At this point, I've already committed to a vertical screen, and would gladly pay for a clean vertical UI if anybody out there has the capacity. Otherwise, it looks like I'm going to try to learn qtpyvcp at least well enough to reorganize Probe Basic into a vertical UI... that or learn to get through PathPilot 2.10 for it's vertical UI. I appreciate all the help this forum, and particularly Lcvette has given me thus far on this journey.

I am trying to set up a xyyz and when I do the stepconfig it wont set up a input limit switch y2 on my joint 2, even though I set up the input as tamdem y limit and home, it sets the hal as "a" limit and home. and it also it doesnt set up my z limit and home, in the hal it shows up as u limit and home?  Am I missing something? or does this need to be modified in the hal with an editor? 

Thank you ,andy. I'm using a servo motor as the spindle,and it is controlled by linuxcnc-ethercat.I dont know if it is satisfied for the condition to use the Orient component.I 've read the link you provided,but the final output seems to be VFD,is it compatiable with ethercat's control mode ? In fact ,I only want the servo motor to be acted as both spindle and c-axis,it can run the G-Code ,such like M3 S1000 for spindle ,and also G0 C100 for axis move. I dont know if using Orient component is the solution for it ,hope to recv more info to done it in linuxcnc.