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Yep, it is crap...The editor ?
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Haha, that sequence of events surely is something I haven't tried.BTW, found another "shoot the foot" issue and this time i can safely say it is the QT part of it, so do not be disappointed if it ends up again as not being QT issue !
Procedure to reproduce the "wipe the parameters to default":
-Requires Mesa ethernet, not sure for anything else,
-set the PC to autostart LinuxCNC with the config in use,
-boot the PC but leave the machine off so it can not communicate with the Mesa board,
-it errors out with the error report ( this is normal )
-close the error report
-power on the machine
-double click on the desktop shortcut to start LinuxCNC with the same config as in the autostart
--Ding, ding, ding we have everything at default.
I did mention before that it happened on two of the three machines, the third machine switches off and on the power to PC and machine at the same time, so this does not happen, took several days of 2 to 4 hours of hunting till i figured this out! Oh joy !
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Forgot the DXF, attached:
Edit:
I got used to the editor, click on "reply" or "quote", as soon as it opens click on "source", type the message, submit, edit to add attachments, and in no way shape or form click on "insert all" !
Give it a try, it gets ... interesting ! :woohoo:
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Procedure to reproduce the "wipe the parameters to default":
-Requires Mesa ethernet, not sure for anything else,
-set the PC to autostart LinuxCNC with the config in use,
-boot the PC but leave the machine off so it can not communicate with the Mesa board,
-it errors out with the error report ( this is normal )
-close the error report
-power on the machine
-double click on the desktop shortcut to start LinuxCNC with the same config as in the autostart
--Ding, ding, ding we have everything at default.
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