Edit Jog Buttons

Please post a Screenshot from your repository from synaptic
Can you access pages in the internet, as it might be also a network probelm.

What about:

ping www.google.de

Norbert

Yes I do have internet access and was able to browse without issue.
I will try tommy's suggestion below and get back to you guys.

OK Tommy I tried your suggestion here are the results:

Here are the screenshots.

I was able to get it to update with this to find the missing GPG Key:
sudo apt update 2>&1 1>/dev/null | sed -ne 's/.*NO_PUBKEY //p' | while read key; do if ! ${keys[*]} =~ "$key"; then sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://pool.sks-keyservers.net:80 --recv-keys "$key"; keys+=("$key"); fi; done

It update to 2.8.1
But GMOCCAPY only updated to 3.0.9.1
How do I get it to update to 3.1.3.XX ?

Your problem not seeing some jog buttons has been fixed with 3.0.8.2, so you should be fine for now.

As soon as a new build has been made from LinuxCNC repository, you will get automatically the updates.

Norbert

I do have the A jog buttons now and they work.
Is there any way to use Show HAL, HALScope, HALconfig while using GMOCCAPY or are the only usable from AXIS?

Yeah I have been working on tuning all day today trying to follow your:
Servo Tuning detailed How To.
Doing pretty good except for the A axis.
I have the encoder count set to 1111.11
P is only working between 10-25 or else it gives joint following errors and it is still very jittery. Just a jagged wave on F error with continuous motion.
Funny thing is if I set the encoder count to 40000 I can tune it to move very smoothly. But of course then it gives the wrong value in LinuxCNC.
Definitely losing hair.
I have watched your vids before very cool! My next retrofit is a gantry BridgeMill/Waterjet with a 6'X21' work envelope and a 32HP Spindle.
How do I install that servo control "tom berisha" you used in your example?