>
> well, the first line states your problem. A file isn’t found. so you 
> probably have a path problem.
> please do read these informations carefully. because it will give you 
> clues.
>
> to get the location of the file (which should be available) on your system 
> type
> in the terminal: “sudo find / -name g22.ngc”
>
> now before you start please do in the terminal “export DEBUG=5”
>
> run machinekit
>

Done. The issue has been eliminated by using the following CRAMPS Config. 
https://github.com/machinekoder/MendelMax-CRAMPS/blob/master/CRAMPS.ini

But now on importing the g-code I get the following errors:

 user-defined M190: missing: P

I found this information on the linuxcnc page regarding this error:

Assume the code is defined as

REMAP=M400 modalgroup=10 argspec=Pq ngc=m400

and m400.ngc looks as follows:

o<m400> sub(P is required since it's uppercase in the argspec)(debug, P 
word=#<P>)(the q argspec is optional since its lowercase in the argspec. Use as 
follows:)o100 if [EXISTS[#<q>]]
    (debug, Q word set: #<q>)o100 endifo<m400> endsubM2


   - 
   
   executing M400 will fail with the message user-defined M400: missing: P
   - 
   
   executing M400 P123 will display P word=123.000000
   - 
   
   executing M400 P123 Q456 will display P word=123.000000 and Q word set: 
   456.000000
   
In my case I opened the M190.ngc file which looked like this

o<m190> sub
#502=0; hbp index
M68 E#502 Q#<P>
M66 P#502 L3 Q1000
o<m190> end sub

Also the REMAP code is defined as

REMAP=M190 modalgroup=10 argspec=P ngc=m190

What can be a possible reason for this error?

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