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Error opening Linuxcnc/Plasmac after update and upgrade
- dvn4life1972
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The .tcl file (included here as a .txt so it would upload) has a warning at the top saying not to make changes. Can anyone help?
Edt: added txt file of error report
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dvn4life1972 wrote: I noticed that my plasmac ver. on this machine was v134. So, I decide to go ahead and update/upgrade and when I go to open linuxcnc/plasmac I get this error. This was not the case prior to the update/upgrade, it opened flawlessly.
The .tcl file (included here as a .txt so it would upload) has a warning at the top saying not to make changes. Can anyone help?
Yes, Phill added that pin to the .tcl to correct some stuff that was going on with Plasmac (fixed some bugs).
Open your <machine_name>.hal and comment out the following line (put a # in front of the line):
While you're in there, comment these out as well:
Should be good to go.
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snowgoer540 wrote:
dvn4life1972 wrote: I noticed that my plasmac ver. on this machine was v134. So, I decide to go ahead and update/upgrade and when I go to open linuxcnc/plasmac I get this error. This was not the case prior to the update/upgrade, it opened flawlessly.
The .tcl file (included here as a .txt so it would upload) has a warning at the top saying not to make changes. Can anyone help?
Yes, Phill added that pin to the .tcl to correct some stuff that was going on with Plasmac (fixed some bugs).
Open your <machine_name>.hal and comment out the following line (put a # in front of the line):
Code:net spindle-manual-stop halui.spindle.0.stop
While you're in there, comment these out as well:Code:net spindle-manual-cw halui.spindle.0.forward net spindle-manual-ccw halui.spindle.0.reverse
Should be good to go.
That did it, thanks!
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