This especific problem is now *solved*.
Thank you for your support jgnoss!
In fact, our files were pretty similar, but I noticed something trying your
example
example:
$ /usr/bin/config-pin -q P9.23
P9_23 Mode: default Direction: in Value: 0
$ /usr/bin/config-pin P9.23 out
$ /usr/bin/config-pin -
>Does anyone using kernel 4.19?
Yes, I do.
I'm not sure if all that slots and bone_capemgr thing still applies or need
to be touched.
I remember that I've had some issues finding that stuff running the 4.19
kernel.
currently I'm running
Linux beaglebone 4.19.82-bone-rt-r41 #1stretch PREEMPT R
Thanks jgnoss, it is true it is important.
~$ ls machinekit/configs/ARM.BeagleBone.CRAMPS/
3D.postgui.hal autosave.halscope CRAMPS.bbio CRAMPS.ini
pru-stepper.var README setup.sh ShuttleXpress.
postgui.hal
3D.Temps.panel.xml CRAMPS2.halCRAMPS.ha
... and you didn't tell us what files at what location you are editing.
you should have all related files in one folder,
cd to that folder
edit them according to your configuration
supposed you didn't change the file names you then call
machinekit CRAMPS.ini
ju
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Thanks for your response jgnoss. For now I am ignoring the Z axis.
It is true I forgot to attach the .bbio file.
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You forgot to attach the .bbio file
and you didn't mention what files you are editing
There is no magic copying of files going on behind the scenes.
all files used should be located in the same directory and be referred
as ./filename or with absolute path
step 1
configure the Pins as input outp
