PathPilot Lathe with 6 place turret
Have permission now,tried again. Now I get can't find Makfile.modinc ,found that file and copied it to usr/share/linuxcnc (linuxcnc wasn't there, so I made it). still getting the same.
It does rather sound like you need the linuxcnc-dev package. Perhaps you can get that as a .deb file and transport that to the PP machine.
When it locks up, I can back the offending sensor away and it starts working normally.
What HAL pins does that signal end up driving? Does PP have an "ignore limits" checkbox for jogging off of the limit switches?
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I did find this info, It looks like Makefile.modinc has to be setup for the kernal.It does rather sound like you need the linuxcnc-dev package. Perhaps you can get that as a .deb file and transport that to the PP machine.
forum.linuxcnc.org/10-advanced-configura...t=6&lang=ru&start=48
Halshow dosen't work on PP so I can't see all the connection's. PP does have a ignore limits, But when it locks up I can't check it.
What HAL pins does that signal end up driving? Does PP have an "ignore limits" checkbox for jogging off of the limit switches?
After I back the limit switch off this message keeps appearing on the PP status screen.
" Cannot unhome while moving , joint 0 "
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Halshow dosen't work on PP so I can't see all the connection's.
Is it possible to open a terminal window?
Is it possible to ssh in to the PP machine and run halshow or a halcmd session that way?
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I'll check into the ssh thing. There is no way to open a terminal in PP.
On a positive note ,I went from can't find files to a whole bunch of compile error's. Things are looking up
Whats funny is it actually produced a .ko file.
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Whats funny is it actually produced a .ko file.
What's the date on that file? When a compile has worked the last bit of the output is "cp module-name.ko /usr/bin" or something.
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/usr/realtime-2.6.32-122--rtai/modules
not in the rtlib where PP has all their .ko files
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Here is what I did to get it to work.
I found a old dvd with ubuntu-10.04-linux3-i386.iso and loaded it on a separate computer. I then open the terminal an typed "sudo apt-get install linuxcnc-dev". I saved my updated oracchanger.comp to the home directory. Then used "sudo comp --install oracchanger.comp" that produced a oracchanger.ko file in the usr/realtime-2.6.32-122-rtai/modules/linuxcnc directory. I made a copy of it and saved it to "operator/tmc/rtlib" directory on the PP computer.
I did try "sudo apt-get install linuxcnc-dev" on the PP computer without any luck. I would try this first, maybe it might work on a different computer.
Whew,
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The good thing is that starting with a fresh install of PP and configuring everything right the first time has left me with a stable controller. The home switches are working right and not locking up, I have comment out all of the tormach tool changer code and shut the rt thread down. I now have the full oracchanger servo-thread running ,although no code implemented yet , it's a good feeling not to be fighting error code after error code.
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