Sebastian, et al
I built the latest hostmot2 drivers from source. Unfortunately where the machine is does not have an internet connecton, nor are the development tools loaded on the target system, so I compiled on my development system. I then copied the files hm2_5i20.ko and hostmot2.ko to the
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Sebastian, et al
I built the latest hostmot2 drivers from source. Unfortunately where the
machine
is does not have an internet connecton, nor are the development tools loaded
on
the target system, so I compiled on my development system. I then copied the
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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Any ideas? Are there any other files I need to copy over to the target system?
I would suggest you compile the CVS TRUNK to emc2.deb on your
development machine and install the .deb on your CNC machine.
Also, please pastebin
Stephen Wille Padnos wrote:
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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Any ideas? Are there any other files I need to copy over to the target
system?
I would suggest you compile the CVS TRUNK to emc2.deb on your
development machine and install the .deb on your CNC machine.
Sebastian,
Here are the links for thehal file and ini file I am using. Any other config filesare unmodified from the defaults (core_stepper.hal, emc.nml, etc.).
HAL file:
http://pastebin.com/mfb07fa0
Ini file:
http://pastebin.com/m4a155f84
Is there a script for building the deb file or do you
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Sebastian,
Here are the links for the hal file and ini file I am using. Any other config
files are unmodified from the defaults (core_stepper.hal, emc.nml, etc.).
HAL file:
http://pastebin.com/mfb07fa0
If you're using the latest stepgen.c (top-of-tree TRUNK
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
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Is there a script for building the deb file or do you have a link on how to
do
it? I did a quick search on linuxcnc.org but did not see how to do that.
You need to have the kernel headers for your target system installed on
the
Sebastian,
If you're using the latest stepgen.c (top-of-tree TRUNK 2.2 branch), then you don't need the raw stuff starting on line 30.
Ok, I will take them out. Looks like you're using the same stepper timings as I do on the steppers I test with - is that correct for your setup too?
I used
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Oops, and it looks like the u32 stepgen timing parameters are commented
out, and the old float ones are being used. I'm not sure how those
floats get read in, but they might all read as (u32)0, which could also
cause your steppers to not work.
Sorry about that, I
Sebastian,
I am using an unmodified, up-to-date CVS checkout from source, then built from source and copied the binaries I thought had changed.
While it got lost in the exchange of emails, I was really most concerned about the stepper motors not working, and figured the problem with the pwm
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While it got lost in the exchange of emails, I was really most concerned
about
the stepper motors not working, and figured the problem with the pwm might be
related. If I set the power level to 50%, or almost any other non-zero value,
my
meter reads about 3.3
] Latest hostmot2 drivers for m5i20
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While it got lost in the exchange of emails, I was really most concerned
about
the stepper motors not working, and figured the problem with the pwm
might be
related. If I set the power level to 50%, or almost any other non-zero
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a script for building the deb file or do you have a link on how to
do
it? I did a quick search on linuxcnc.org but did not see how to do that.
You need to have the kernel headers for your target system
Sebastian,
Thanks, this really helps. It shows that the stepgen.enable pins are set
to FALSE, thus disabling the stepgen outputs. I added the .enable pin
fairly recently. Try adding them to your Xen and Yen nets.
Ok, that makes a lot of sense. I guess I need to check the pins after every
Eric H. Johnson wrote:
Sebastian,
Thanks, this really helps. It shows that the stepgen.enable pins are set
to FALSE, thus disabling the stepgen outputs. I added the .enable pin
fairly recently. Try adding them to your Xen and Yen nets.
Ok, that makes a lot of sense. I guess I need to
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