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mesa flash version 3.4.6

I tried adding --reload but i still get the same answer, I also tried using 7i96_2

What command line did you use?

Something like:

mesaflash --device 7i96 --addr 10.10.10.10 --write 7i96_5abob_d.bit --reload

should work

What version of mesaflash are you using?

Welcome to the wonderful world of LinuxCNC HAL

Maybe the lathe is not touched-off correctly for diameter?

Where was the tool tip when you started?

(for the radius macro it should be possible to make a very good guess of the starting position, but the macro as it stands doesn't try)

5 m/min is a pretty low surface speed (the macros run in CSS mode)

thanks for the answer, I tried flashing the firmware with mesa flash and all I get is "no 7I96 board found"

adress is 10.10.10.10,

running --device ethernet-- returns "ETH device 7I96 at ip=10.10.10.10"

any idea what that could come from?

You can just try loading the existing configuration files onto the Bookworm setup. It ought to just work (I spent a lot of effort on the automatic conversion scripts)

If it doesn't work you are no worse off (if you keep a backup of the LinuxCNC folder)

Rodw talked about it Here

Previous inconclusive thread:

forum.linuxcnc.org/30-cnc-machines/38108...i25-7i77-orion-pd200

Seems to suggest it is LinuxCNC, but the email address at 7:01 makes me wonder if it is GRBL.
The UI looks unfamiliar, except for the preview pane.

At that price I am tempted to get one to play with.

The problem is solved. I add HALUI in my INI file and use a scale function. Now I can modify the laser power using the slide during the work. Thanks.