NativeCam raspberry Pi 4

when I try to run them side by side, I get this error:

It does not seem you are using the deb package, are you ?

Fern

no, im using master. I just got a lathe, and would like to work on the lathe stuff, it seems work in progress, and I would like to help.
all the code seems to be there, just some images and tooltips missing...
are all the lathe actions working?
also, I need to use linuxcnc master, because my setup requires that.
Rene

rene-dev wrote: ... I need to use linuxcnc master, because my setup requires that.

Why do you have to ? The only time when someone needs to use master is when translating.
There is no advantage in using it, lcnc will erase your setup on each update and you will have to do it again
while with the deb, it will not happen and you will have updates automatically when I create a new version
after testing the new features.

rene-dev wrote: ... I just got a lathe, and would like to work on the lathe stuff, it seems work in progress, and I would like to help.all the code seems to be there, just some images and tooltips missing...are all the lathe actions working?

Nice, btw it is all available with the deb.

Most have been tested in the simulator. Conversion of my lathe is not complete yet. I think there are still some garbage files I am not finished using as example.

The only thing not working is tool compensation used when radiusing, I do not know why but the code published by J.T. at
forum.linuxcnc.org/lathe-subroutines-library/26958-radius does not work either.
I was unable to make compensation work on repetitive cuts.

Each feature has to be re-organized in a better order and more user-friendly, and many names changed,
before writing the correct tooltip and finding or creating the correct images.

If you are experienced with lathe stuff, nice because I am not. Changes are mostly needed in the interface files,
the *.cfg ones. The most sensibles are the *.ngc and you should not change them unless there is a bug.

Get familiar with NativeCAM first if you are not, What you can do then is test everything in the simulator, edit the cfg file and save them in ncam/my-stuff sub-directory. This sub-dir will never be overwritten.

You should now delete /home/emc/dev/NativeCAM, edit your ini to remove any references to ncam, then
install the deb like mentionned in the first post of this thread.
It will install with Debian Wheezy, Jessie and Stretch and Ubuntu Lucid and Trusty
I you have another distribution, let me know.

Please keep this thread for installation questions and post any other to the other thread
forum.linuxcnc.org/40-subroutines-and-ng...es-renamed?start=370

Fern

P.S. Also delete completely ncam sub-dir in every directory where you have a inifile

Hi
I have installed NativeCam and that as worked with out error, I have followed this thread on updating the .ini file but am getting the following errors.

steven@CnC:~/linuxcnc/configs/my-mill$ ncam -i | --ini= my-mill -c | --catalog= mill
bash: --ini=: command not found
bash: --catalog=: command not found
close failed in file object destructor:
sys.excepthook is missing
lost sys.stderr

I am now at a bit of loss at what to do, any help will be appreciated.

Steve

Hi Steve
I think your problem is you should have entered
ncam -i my-mill.ini -c mill
instead of
ncam -i | --ini= my-mill -c | --catalog= mill
replace my-mill.ini with the name of your init file and don't forget the file ext .ini
Edward