G-code error

Been running your scan.ngc file several times on 2 of my configs, no error ever. Load, run, reload, run, open again, run, all is good.
I am at a loss, as your ini file contains no remap, so i can not fathom why would it error on M2692 and where is it getting that on line 0 !!!
Did you by any chance edit the files on a windows computer? That tends to cause some unlikely errors.

Thanks for trying Tom.

I know there is nothing wrong with either the ini fie or the ngc file they are the same as I always use.
Microsoft, refuse to use any of their software, won't have it in the house so no to that question.

This error has only come about since I was playing with that NativeCam I am sure it can't be related but I also don't believe it's coincidence.

It can't be that because I have completely wiped and zeroed the ssd and reinstalled yet again to no avail.

I did notice some of the git files have recently been updated and wonder if there is a newly built bug to report.
Has anyone else updated or installed in the last few days?

grump wrote: Microsoft, refuse to use any of their software, won't have it in the house so no to that question.

Welcome to the club! Been over 12 years since i moved completely to Linux. Unfortunately i keep an old laptop with windows in it since occasionally i need it to test some stuff.

grump wrote: I did notice some of the git files have recently been updated and wonder if there is a newly built bug to report.
Has anyone else updated or installed in the last few days?

My last update was about 2 months ago. My workshop looks like a mine field so i can not use the rest of the computers until i sort things out, had to make space for a MAZAK Micro Slant 15, the irony of it is it is named "Micro" and weighs over 3 and a half tons!!!
forum.linuxcnc.org/show-your-stuff/32784...micro-slant-15#93280

I was a tester of their products from win 95 to 8.1 and forced to use it at work so I know how bad it is.
Never allowed it in the home in all that time, Unix / Linux only.

I no longer work in that industry and wow what a release it is.

My grandson has a project of an old arcade machine to build and asked for help with it.
We are using a raspberry pi running Linux with a dos box for the games, he loves it, learning new skills and it brings back memories not all good ones and confusing where to put a capitol letter and which way the slash goes etc but we are there with it.
Bloody addictive these space invaders and Pacman.

To get back to the subject, I get a different M number with every file but it's always line 0 so something is looking in the wrong place to complete its task.

My answer to everything is to wipe off and start again which I have now done several times and still get the same result.
Leading me to be convinced it's not me but the system is failing.

Interesting?
I am now getting errors as soon as I fire up lcnc.

Not sure what changed between builds 3126 and 3127 but i am no longer getting the occasional M code error when reading a program. Thank you!