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Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
3 years 8 months ago #265282
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
OK so I'm stumped, Kernel built with SMP disabled?
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3 years 8 months ago #265283
by Sray69
Replied by Sray69 on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
Not sure what that means. Or how to fix it.
Here are the kernels that are installed.
Here are the kernels that are installed.
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3 years 8 months ago #265284
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
if you boot the older kernel, does is show all 6 cores?
Answering my own question by looking at your original
latency histogram, not it does not. This suggests a BIOS
setup or perhaps hardware issue.
Answering my own question by looking at your original
latency histogram, not it does not. This suggests a BIOS
setup or perhaps hardware issue.
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3 years 8 months ago #265286
by Sray69
Replied by Sray69 on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
You are correct. Looks like the same results.
Should reset the bios/cmos?
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Should reset the bios/cmos?
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3 years 8 months ago #265288
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
I would (then disable any power saving features again)
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3 years 8 months ago #265290
by Sray69
Replied by Sray69 on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
So I loaded the default BIOS settings. After booting everything is now showing 6 cores.
But it does not appear to help the network latency.
But it does not appear to help the network latency.
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3 years 8 months ago #265291
by PCW
Replied by PCW on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
That seems a lot better (no multi ms delays)
Note that the "max" value (0.479 ms in this case) is the main one of interest
Note that the "max" value (0.479 ms in this case) is the main one of interest
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3 years 8 months ago #265292
by Sray69
Replied by Sray69 on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
OK. So I should be good to go?
I only ran the test for like 10 mins. But I noticed with all my prior testing, the results were always pretty much the same whether it was an hour or 10 mins.
I also noticed no packet loss like prior ones.
I only ran the test for like 10 mins. But I noticed with all my prior testing, the results were always pretty much the same whether it was an hour or 10 mins.
I also noticed no packet loss like prior ones.
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3 years 8 months ago #265294
by Sray69
Replied by Sray69 on topic Guidance Needed! Initial LinuxCNC/PncConf setup
So if I have worked through these issues, my next task is to figure out how to do the initial Homing of my axes. Are there step by step instructions on how to do this somewhere? I have searched all the documentation I could find with no luck. Before LCNC will let me do anything I need to Home everything. And I have two Y motors that I need to sync but I don't know how.
Thanks for ALL your help! Much appreciated!
Thanks for ALL your help! Much appreciated!
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3 years 8 months ago #265296
by tommylight
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