Probe Basic Tool Change Buttons Doesn't Work

I'm Having some trouble with tool change buttons and other custom buttons on Probe Basic.

For Example if I click M6 G43 on the main screen I get an error saying No such filer or directory. See the image below.
This happens for every other button that requires some operation.







Are these custom macros that we need to write ourselves? or do they come with probe basic? I have seen videos of ATC forwards backwards buttons operation with probe basic. But all of that stuff is saying its missing something (ATC Buttons say unknown M code). MDI works flawless. That's what I have been using.

If we need to write these can anyone kindly guide me to find a template. I'm doing manual tool changes right now.

I'm pretty new to Linuxcnc. I just started my mill conversion with axis and switched over to probe basic. My mill is an old okuma. All the others work as it should and the mill is surprisingly accurate. If I can get these to work it will be a real time saver.

Any help is appreciated.

I didn't get it. Can please explain a bit. My nc files folder is empty.

Any help?

If anyone sees this at least give me a good basic idea on whats happening or point me to someone who could offer some help. I really like probe basic. but its getting harder when its your first time with linux and there is no other place to ask.

Ok Sure. it's almost midnight here. I'll post it when I get to my workshop.
I thought I explained it a bit more than that. Those files that are requested by the button press are not there. Do they come with probe basic? Do I need to write those files ? Please give me an answer to that.

Thanks really appreciate it. I have attached the images of the errors. For some reason are not showing up? I'll reattach them if needed. They basically say the requested file is not there. for M6 G43 it says "No such file or directory " "M6_tool_call_main_panel.ngc"

I truly don't want to ditch Linux cnc and go for a standalone controller because the machine works flawlessly. Its an old okuma super rigid boxway machine and the the test cuts are within 10um repeatability.

The error says that a gcode file is missing and tells you exactly the file name and the location. So have you looked for that file? I Would say all you need to do is put the correct file where linuxcnc is looking for it.