Hi Bari,
I manually setting zero point when I starting every milling.
So I took semi-finished product and fastened it on my CNC machine.
Then I manually set zero point of X, Y, Z axis. (the dimensions of the part I milled were about 40x40mm and and my working place is 400x500mm)
Then I run the program / Gcode. Program ran, machine milled the part. ... then like I said .. without doing anything or some kind of machine collision happened machine suddenly stopped during the milling process (for example somewhere in the middle of Gcode) and one of my X or Y or Z coordinates change in LinuxCNC from Gcode value to (for example '' 209715mm '').
When this happened, machine was stopped and didn't allow me to move with that axis. I must re-home the axis to ''zero''.
I don't understand why the position suddenly jump from value about 40mm to 200000mm.
But like I wrote... I was mill another part (different Gcode) and then the machine was working fine.
M.