I was able to get my configuration working by adding loadrt tp (not sure
what that does), and changing some joints to axis names, and also modifying
some gmoccapy pin names from the newer 5 axis version that I was using with
linuxcnc to the 4 axis version of gmoccapy that comes with machinekit.
Thanks for your inputs. I will have a chance to do little more testing this
weekend. I recall that I did have to reflash the 7i80 board a while back to
get it to work with a newer version of linuxcnc-dev around the time when
there was a change in the distinction between joints and axis. I will
On 24/01/17 21:30, fair...@gmail.com
wrote:
I cleaned out my mill control computer,
installed a fresh copy of Debian
8.7.1 and machinekit as a standalone dev configuration.The
Bridgeport clone milling machine I’m
> On 24 Jan 2017, at 22:30, fair...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> When my .hal file attempts to read line 35, ‘addf
> hm2_[HOSTMOT2](BOARD).0.read servo thread’ it errors out.
Before starting in the terminal do "export DEBUG=5" and after that start
machinekit.
Then when the error occurs, get the
I have been using linuxcnc-dev 2.8 on a pc for some time with uspace and
rt-preempt and it is working fine. Im looking into changing this
configuration, in particular I’m looking into using zeromq for linking
into the system with some custom gui's developed with Labview.
To see if I
