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Sorry for the lack of info from my side, but I get the same issue with balena etcher fyi, not that it matters apparently since it's not the latest image any more

 

As you don't want to unhome during gcode execution you might want to try a python component and use
That is what the guis use, which seems to work just fine.

@polskleforgeron - czesc, jak sie mozna z Toba skontaktowac? Chcialbym pogadac o tym stahlwerku - mam ta plazme od dluzszego czasu w pudle i w koncu musze to zaczac uzywac, a utknalem na etapie podlaczenia tego do linuxcnc.

Sorry guys,
just need to get in touch with polskleforgeron.

tommylight wrote:

(no Rod, your PC does not have 20 cores, Intel lied to you ... and the rest of the world, Atom cores are not worth a dime).
 

Hey all I care about is I see that count when compiling kernels and things ... rather quickly,.....

bkt wrote:

Snow here disappear in few days from top of mountain because wind .... so not sky with skins ..... than return and go .... but can done some little peaks .... tomorrow try again but snow is heavy now .... I hope in an other perfect day. Hello Toma!

Phew! the snow disappeared here too when the temperature hit 40.5 degrees C last week.

I have no idea how us Aussies should spell it after that! 
Edit: Seems it was Silicon in the 70s when I last encountered the periodic table

I suspect Tommy lives in a pocket of the world who ignored the change in the 1800's

It works now!


Is there some sort of step-by-step beginner's guide or something?
 

for I = 1 to 10
  read homing configutation docs
  have a play
endif

You might get after 8 iterations

There are some 3rd party replacement consoles for Bambu labs that might revert it to open source. While since I looked

Cant wrote:

Used to do that on a weekly basis when I was installing playground equipment, the supplier would ship all the stuff up not powder coated and we'd spend time packing it all and shipping it off to the powder coaters then doing all the nutserts. Man there was a lot of double handling.

That sounds familiar. I add a  fold in there too. Then package into a kit and label the bag. They look alright when done. This one was fully outsourced and they painted after nutserting but they look so much nicer if the nutsert goes in later. 

 

 

I suspect the issue is that the Ethercat libraries are not supported on the 6.12 kernel
If you:
1. Only post once, not three times
2. show the output of the error, we might be able to help further.

bananun wrote:

 Only reason I wanted to try this image is since I'm not able to install ethercat on the latest one...

I would have thought cornholio would have included the ethercat repos. But you could use the provided script in a sticky in the Ethercat section that should work