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Thanks. It works now.

However I have spindle.0 and spindle.1 and as soon as I added spindle.1, spindle0 stopped working (Linuxcnc - Qtdragon only sends the setpoint.0 value and no enable signal). Strange.

After replacing the processor there are no warning messages or the machine stops.

I made a new video a little long but it is a compilation of all the operations. The hydraulic chuck are missing



PS:


Hello,
I had a rough week with my small lathe. After the workpiece slipped out of the jaws, the X-axis went out of alignment and had to be realigned. Luckily, that was the only damage. ?

 
 
 
 
 

I hope it is understandable - my english is way too rusty to explain such a problem

github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/issues/3583

This is from your 'gmoccapy_postgui.hal':
As has already been stated, you cannot reuse the same halpins use the signals they were assigned to.
Maybe this helps to explain some of the basics:
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/hal/intro.html

Yeah Rod reckons it's a Debian issue.

Rods take on it
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...amd64-version#332160

Every time a user is hit by the issue they start a new thread, I've tried to start a sticky, but as usual search doesn't get used, so it's a page or 2 walking a user through it.

But yeah it does appear to be frustrating. Maybe it requires pulling apart the squashfs file that the installer uses and manipulating that. I dunno just talking to myself.

tommylight wrote:

Not my mess, luckily, but i hate dealing with it as it's been dragging for over a year now, all because someone did not clean the build environment before building the ISO.

Can you explain to me exactly what the problem is? I have not been able to keep up with the forum for quite some time. 

I was aware that there was an issue of some sort, but though that it was in upstream Debian? 

Hello friends, thanks to everyone for the help. Unfortunately, it didn't work out, and after two days, I gave up and looked for another solution. I stumbled across an Arduino in my boxes and decided to go with UGS on Raspberry (VNC) & GRBL on Arduino. Everything worked flawlessly right away. I'm satisfied. Thanks again to all and best wishes.

Thanks,
Dragan

I'm sorry but I cannot read anything on that screen shot with the error but maybe this example ini helps:
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master...ng_indexer/xyyzb.ini

Since you have problems with the Realtek adapters, here is a tip.
Add an Intel PCIe network adapter. Of course you need a free PCIe slot. With an X4 slot you can use a board with multiple interfaces.
And if you only have an M.2 slot you can use that forum.linuxcnc.org/18-computer/55782-adding-a-m-2-ethernet-port
 

You don't need a handler for what you want.

Here is an example that creates a led connected to 'halui.machine.is-on' and a button connected to 'halui.machine.on'  

 

 

par contre , j 'ai changer les ligne de [axis_a] a [joint3]  et linux demarre sans erreur ,mais le frein ne fonctionne pas , une idee?

merci pour la reponse , quand je retire emcmot , j 'ai cette erreur.

A small shell script
download the file and open the directory (containing the file)in a terminal 

You can delete the files when done.

I recently completed a wire EDM machine (not my design) and LinuxCNC runs it, and though I have a sw background, I have zero experience with it.
The very first job it's running, "First Cut" is very simple, checking that the hardware works, powering everything up, making a simple straight cut, then backing out and powering everything down. Because of all the new hardware, I want to single-step through this short job. See below.
The issues:
There are two buttons, "Run" and "Step." I first tried repeatedly pressing Stop and it seemed to work at first, but after about the fourth press, the program took off as though I'd pressed Run. An online reference (AI generated) said to press Step once, then repeatedly press Run, which will advance one line of G-code at a time. Thing is, when I press Step, Run grays out and cannot be pressed, so I don't understand (hence why I pressed Step repeatedly.)
On a related note, when pressing Step, I expected LinuxCNC to indicate the line of G-code that's being executed, but it does not. It's possible that's because I'm not using Step correctly, that it's never being activated, but I don't know.
Lastly, after pressing Step once or twice (don't remember), I get the following error message: "Cannot use axis values without a G code that uses them." I don't know what this means. [Edit: looking online, it appears that this is due to the line "X20" appearing along by itself, with no G-code ahead of it. A puzzle is how the program advanced all the way to the X20 line when I only pressed Step a couple times...]

Thanks! 

PS: the last line of the attached file is G30 (it was on the following page)
 

Hopefully this should cover it, and there will no need to have 2 pages per thread, per instance.