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You could always choose not to run them.
Or you could run them when not machining a part.
Why is it when I hear the word "maker" I envisage some hipster with soft hands, a man bun and a manicured beard ?

I know, cos I'm a cranky old bastard who's one step away from yelling at clouds, I've already got the yelling at tv and birds covered.

Thank you so much! I will certainly give it a try. I have been monitoring your github page for quite a while in anticipation of your great work, so this is big news!

As for Clear Linux, I believe they finally got it working on their distro, but made it part their maker-cnc bundle, which includes programs like inkscape and OpenSCAD, which are great apps but should not run on a machine controller. They do not seem to fully understand the LinuxCNC ecosystem, so I have already lowered my expectation (or should I say hopes?).

Take care rodw. that kind of weather is no joke. hopefully damage will be minor. Prep for the worst, hope for the best.

Yes, I have checked them over and over, so may have developed a blindness.

I have my rapid plus and minus buttons connected to the scale inputs.
the input pin for each one goes yellow when pressed.
axis.L.jog-scale is zero when no buttons pressed, and 1e5 for left button and 1e6 when right button is held in.
axis.L.jog-enable each of the three axes lights go yellow when the appropriate button is pressed
axis.L.jog-counts large numbers go up and down on all three axes as the wheel is turned

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Of course we are interested! Please share.

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I was going to suggest a pull request to github.com/linuxcnc-ethercat
That way it will find its way into the Debs for all to use....

Of course we are interested! Please share.