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Hello,

Another question.
Since my problems with the exit of the tool button have unfortunately not yet been resolved, I try to move all over to Debian Trixie.
First realization, I am back to 2.9 second, unfortunately, it has not improved the situation tool button.
But the real concern I have is whether you can change the resolution of the camera somehow. The standard is 640x800, but mine can do until 1600x1200.

Thank you and greetings, Frank.

Hallo

ich habe ein oder besser mehrer Probleme mit meiner Config. Vielleicht kann mir ja helfen das ein oder andere Problem zu beseitigen.
meine Config :

EK1100

• EL1008
• EL4001
• EL9010

Lichuan TLC36V-E (X)
Lichuan TLC36V-E (Y)
Rtelligent ECR60 (Z)

LinuxCNC startet fehlerfrei auf aber:

• Problem 1 Z-Achse wird zwar Aktiv aber bewegt sich nicht. Man muss dazu sagen ECR60 hat leider kein Encoder-Feedback
• Problem 2 Kein DC / Watchdog, wenn dieses Aktiv geschaltet wird fallen die Lichuan in SafOP+ERR

wie bekomme ich Problem 1 in den Griff. Ich verstehe nicht wieso der Motor nicht drehen will.

Freundliche Grüsse     
 

Hopefully now more people will learn to use the feature.
The original code is good and refreshingly free from documentation.
The git log says the feature was added 2018 and some iterations were made.

Anyway it is now documented somewhat and the hal pll parameters and pins are described.

Regarding backwards compatibility. I didn't dare to break that and I guess it is up to Scott
what he will do in the future. The coding guideline says to keep backwards compatibility.

@langdons
I just deleted some of your posts. Maybe one of the linuxcnc chats would be more suitable?

Ok I pushed the more then 10 macros work. Let me know what you think.

Have you ever thought of just being quiet and learning rather than flooding the forum with uninformed comments, and posts that don't directly answer the question ? 

You bring the quality of answers of the forum down. I've had to make multiple reports to admin regarding your behavior. 

It is really not acceptable. 

Bringing up posts that are a month old and not actually answering with anything of worth is wasting the time of the member initially answering the question.

If you want to be a worthwhile member try to be quiet and learn. Directly answer the question of the topic.

I would hope the admins see this and take this under consideration.

sudo apt-get install r8168-dkms

This package covers the RT8111H as well

See this page below.
packages.debian.org/sid/r8168-dkms

Thanks, one of the most annoying things on forums are threads about some problem you yourself are having, and either they just end without resolution, or perhaps worse, end with "it's been figured out, thanks." Ugh... HOW?

Download this
www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php
write it to USB and boot the PC from it, do not install, just check if the network works with it.

I know this is a little late, but I would just like to say that that is really strange.

The probing looks like it works, but obviously the software is not cooperating.

A picture might be helpful.

You might need to disassemble it a bit in order to decipher which pins do what.

(GND and VCC pins will probably have thicker wires, for example)

When in doubt, upload a photo or two; there's no downside to doing so.

Hello,
my first post here. I am completely new to Linux.
I was able to install LinuxCNC and connect it to WiFi via USB dongle. Unfortunately I am not able to use integrated LAN adapter from Ausus N305m-e mother board. LAN chipset should be 8111H. When I open the Network manager and want to add ethernet connection, I don't get any device name from drop down manu to chose from. I would think that OS doesn't see it. If driver is missing, where should I get it and now to install it?
All of this is very new to me. To run my machine I used UCCNC but decided learn something new and to switch to LinuxCNC.
Thanks,
Milos

langdons wrote:

Those partitons were left behind by Windows.

You have to fight Windows with Windows!

The OP proved this not to be so as he was able to remove the windows partitions, and likely the UEFI partition with the Debian installer.

Windows can work with ONLY FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS file systems.
Linux can work with almost any file system known to humanity, including those above.
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Next time, use Parted CLI or GParted GUI, it can do pretty much anything possible with a hard drive or SSD or NVME or USB.
To install it
sudo apt install gparted

Those partitons were left behind by Windows.

You have to fight Windows with Windows!