Remora for RP2040
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02 Feb 2025 00:11 #320373
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this isnt necessarily within the scope of remora, but more related to linuxcnc and hal config, but if you used one of the config generators, I would suggest redoing your config for a mesa card, its fairly easy to convert a mesa config to a remora config with minor changes, paraport had more stuff going on last time i looked.
otherwise, it would be helpful if you posted the errors you get when trying to start linuxcnc, these can be easily viewed by opening linuxcnc in terminal. Posting your ini and hal files would also be helpful. there isnt much difference between a plasmac config and any any other config, except there are a few hardcoded hal pins you need to connect to for plasmac.
Replied by cakeslob on topic Remora for RP2040
hello scotta and thank you for your amazing work
i got my rp 2040 working with remora and its amazing
it works with axis and qtdragon
my question now is how to get it to work with qtplasmac, i cant get it to work even though i copied all the necessary config lines in both hal and ini files from my par port configs
can anyone help me with this
Thanks in advance
this isnt necessarily within the scope of remora, but more related to linuxcnc and hal config, but if you used one of the config generators, I would suggest redoing your config for a mesa card, its fairly easy to convert a mesa config to a remora config with minor changes, paraport had more stuff going on last time i looked.
otherwise, it would be helpful if you posted the errors you get when trying to start linuxcnc, these can be easily viewed by opening linuxcnc in terminal. Posting your ini and hal files would also be helpful. there isnt much difference between a plasmac config and any any other config, except there are a few hardcoded hal pins you need to connect to for plasmac.
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20 Oct 2025 22:21 #336786
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Replied by kb9ydn on topic Remora for RP2040
I was just wondering when the RP2040 version of Remora might be updated to use the new Remora-core code? I'm working on designing a new board using an RP2354. It won't be ready for awhile yet but with winter coming I should have some more time to work on it.
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11 Feb 2026 18:29 #342809
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Replied by 3404gerber on topic Remora for RP2040
Hi all,
I'm trying to compile Remora for RP2040 from source and I have some issues. There were some compiling errors that I could solve (in the ioLibrary one #include <string.h> was missing and the ftp_getc function call was throwing an error, so I commented it out), but I'm still having problems to make it run. I can ping the pico and upload a configuration, but when I start lcnc and reset the e-stop, there are a few (5-10) packets exchange and then I have a Ethernet error. If I turn on usb serial port on the pico I can see that it goes in Running state, then resets and go back in Idle state. So first guess is that there is some problem with the ethernet communication.
The thing is that if I load the firmware remora-rp2040-2.0.0 from the repository, I can reset the e-stop in lcnc without problems. So I exclude any hardware/wiring or configuration/component problem.
Can maybe someone point me in the right direction for this problem? Was the rp2040-2.0.0 firmware compiled with the source code on the repo? Could it be an issue with the ioLibrary as it is the one throwing errors on compilation? Or did I miss a configuration in the CMakeLists or in configuration.h? (I'm using a pico board with a W5500 ethernet over SPI chip, connected on pins 16-20)
Thanks in advance,
Luca
I'm trying to compile Remora for RP2040 from source and I have some issues. There were some compiling errors that I could solve (in the ioLibrary one #include <string.h> was missing and the ftp_getc function call was throwing an error, so I commented it out), but I'm still having problems to make it run. I can ping the pico and upload a configuration, but when I start lcnc and reset the e-stop, there are a few (5-10) packets exchange and then I have a Ethernet error. If I turn on usb serial port on the pico I can see that it goes in Running state, then resets and go back in Idle state. So first guess is that there is some problem with the ethernet communication.
The thing is that if I load the firmware remora-rp2040-2.0.0 from the repository, I can reset the e-stop in lcnc without problems. So I exclude any hardware/wiring or configuration/component problem.
Can maybe someone point me in the right direction for this problem? Was the rp2040-2.0.0 firmware compiled with the source code on the repo? Could it be an issue with the ioLibrary as it is the one throwing errors on compilation? Or did I miss a configuration in the CMakeLists or in configuration.h? (I'm using a pico board with a W5500 ethernet over SPI chip, connected on pins 16-20)
Thanks in advance,
Luca
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