On Saturday, 16 April 2022 08:15:56 EDT Torsten Curdt via Emc-developers 
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> > Manual on page 3
> > http://linuxcnc.org/docs/devel/pdf/LinuxCNC_Developer.pdf
> Thanks for that link. I somehow missed those docs.
> 
> > NML should work over TCP/IP networks including Ethernet but think it
> > is currently out of order and only work using shared memory buffers.
> What's NML?
> 
> > Main problem with Ethernet is then connected to an ordinary network.

And the fact that its not sharable, was why I used the SPI interface to 
run the sheldon lathe with an rpi, 3b at first, now a 4b. Most of my 
machines run thru a simulated parport in the form of a Mesa 5i25 + 
daughter cards, and I don't know how fast that is, Peter s/b able to 
address that, but the SPI, driven by the pi's gpio's, is amazingly fast, 
sending data in 32 bit packets to the mesa 7i90 card at 41 megabaud, and 
getting replies back fron the mesa card at 25 megabaud, If thats not 
realtime enough I don't know what is.  That does require treating the 
interconnect cable, in my case an inch long, as the transmission line it 
is. So my rpi still has a normal net connected to it, and ATM has two 
shells logged into it from this machine. I can fire up firefox and tour 
the planet, on the pi.

> I would expect to connect an ethernet board directly - and not share
> the network.
> So that should help.

> cheers,
> Torsten
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