Original Gmoccopy setting all gone

   
 

Hello,
As shown in previous message...
Recently, I wholly upgrade my Linuxcnc the the lastest version, after putting my orignal config files to the new Linuxcnc system, when Gmoccapy screen opens, all the original settings disappeared, what's the problem, how can it be resoved?

Which version did you upgrade from?

upgrading from linuxcnc 2.8.4 and Gmoccapy version 3.0.91
to linuxcnc 2.9.3 and Gmoccapy version 3.4.8

As well, I replaced with a new mSATA drive in my mini computer for doing the whole update....just in case i can go back to old version. Will this afftect?

Since you seem to be loading some custom panels you may have a Python/Gtk version issue. Linuxcnc version 2.9 and up no longer supports Python2 /Gtk2 but only Python3/Gtk3.

I would suggest to open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + t) and start linuxcnc from the comand line: Choose your config and check the terminal output for errors.

I think I did the stupid thing that I copied old LinuxCNC startup icon from the old computer screen and paste to new one, I haven't create a new one instead. Let me check all the things first

Aciera wrote:

Since you seem to be loading some custom panels you may have a Python/Gtk version issue. Linuxcnc version 2.9 and up no longer supports Python2 /Gtk2 but only Python3/Gtk3.

I would suggest to open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + t) and start linuxcnc from the comand line:

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linuxcnc Choose your config and check the terminal output for errors.

Then, the Linux CNC Configuration Selector appears, on the left hand side, when I click all the showed ini files, the right hand side shows "No details available". Obviously, it didn't refer to mine one ? The path location of my ini. and other files are : /home/my_user_name/linuxcnc/config/my_LinuxCNC_machine. Are there something wrong?

Not sure but what you can do is this:

1. Open you config the way you are used to.
2. Close linuxcnc
3. open terminal and run (note the minus + letter 'L' which should automatically open the last config you used):

Aciera wrote:

Not sure but what you can do is this:1. Open you config the way you are used to.2. Close linuxcnc3. open terminal and run (note the minus letter 'L' which should automatically open the last config you used):

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linuxcnc -lPlease see attachment, afterwards, the came out Gmocapy screen still not okay