Update failure

No, it shows 2.9.0~pre1+git20230208.f1270d6ed7-1

Hmm, that is the useless package that is on Bookworm.

I am afraid that I am out of ideas. Maybe post in the installing linuxcnc  section.
 

phillc54 wrote:

Hmm, that is the useless package that is on Bookworm.

I am afraid that I am out of ideas. Maybe post in the installing linuxcnc section.
 



 
First of all, thank you for all the work you do on this forum.
I have not been able to update to the latest version and I have had to install another one, but when I try to do Pnconfig I get this error that I put in the image. 

Attachment not found

I have done Mesaflash and I have installed the firmware finished in Dpl.bit but when I do Pnconfig it does not show me the encoders it only tells me that the A is there. 

That is not an error, it is just a warning about older style cards and you can ignore it.

After you select the Boardname and the appropriate Firmware on the Mesa Card 0 page you need to click "Accept Component Changes" which will load all the details for that particular card.

What you tell me is what I do but when I get to the encoders, only encoder A appears. And when I go to the THC configuration page, the option to choose encoder does not appear.

There should be three of encoder A, numbered 0, 1, and 2. Click the arrow next to the encoder you want for arc voltage.

If you are using an encoder for ohmic comp you need to do that manually after PnCconf has completed, the default ohmic sensing for QtPlasmaC is done using a solid state relay rather than a THCAD.

Thanks, I already have this solved.Now when I close linuxcnc I get this error. This is my configuration in case it helps: 

I thought that you were using master branch, your config shows: which is the useless version that is on the Debian Bookworm repository.

The best way to post a QtPlasmaC config is via the BACKUP button in the settings tab.
 

And where can I download the master branch? Can you provide me with a download link? Thank you

If you want a package installation then the Buildbot is best:
buildbot2.highlab.com/

Otherwise you could build a run in place install from the source:
linuxcnc.org/docs/html/code/building-linuxcnc.html