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06 May 2025 16:18 #327865
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There was a user having an issue with gmoccapy locking up, but this issue was related to zram, which was discussed earlier in this thread.
I've had my RPi 5 sitting there with Axis open connected to a "cobbled together" 7i92 and after a week and a half have only dropped one packet.
When I get a chance I'll look into the ethernet setup. For some basic advice, do not have a gateway nor DNS server entry for the NIC that the mesa card is connected to, it generates unwanted traffic on that interface.
TBH I'm not up on the meaning of the LEDs on the card you are using.
It maybe worth checking the manual and searching the forum for that answer.
I've had my RPi 5 sitting there with Axis open connected to a "cobbled together" 7i92 and after a week and a half have only dropped one packet.
When I get a chance I'll look into the ethernet setup. For some basic advice, do not have a gateway nor DNS server entry for the NIC that the mesa card is connected to, it generates unwanted traffic on that interface.
TBH I'm not up on the meaning of the LEDs on the card you are using.
It maybe worth checking the manual and searching the forum for that answer.
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06 May 2025 18:17 - 06 May 2025 18:19 #327876
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RPI5 with a 7i96, and after some time I get a solid red INIT light on the mesa card, and obviously at that point have to reset the card to continue.
If the init light turns on when LinuxCNC is running, (with any Mesa Ethernet FPGA card)
it means you have a watchdog fault, likely because communications have been lost
for longer than the watchdog timeout setting. This is likely due to a network latency issue.
No reset is needed, though LinuxCNC will have to be restarted.
If the init light turns on when LinuxCNC is running, (with any Mesa Ethernet FPGA card)
it means you have a watchdog fault, likely because communications have been lost
for longer than the watchdog timeout setting. This is likely due to a network latency issue.
No reset is needed, though LinuxCNC will have to be restarted.
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07 May 2025 08:54 #327930
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Here's the Mesa interface snippet from /etc/network/interfaces, note no DNS nor Gateway as mentioned previously.
Sorry for the delay in answering.
Sorry for the delay in answering.
# Ethernet Static for Mesa card at 10.10.10.10
# Computer at 10.10.10.100
auto eth0
allow-hotplug eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address 10.10.10.100
netmask 255.255.255.0
hardware-irq-coalesce-rx-usecs 0
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10 May 2025 20:50 #328180
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This is likely your problem. Replace with a Meanwell MDR-20-5 or similar.Good day,
Currently the Mesa is on a 5v3A wall plug
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19 May 2025 03:40 #328723
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I have installed the PI5 image (25-01-27) and have gotten everything working EXCEPT the hal_gpio input pins. Outputs...done, inputs... no luck. I can read the input pins with GPIO from python... but not within linuxcnc.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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19 May 2025 07:48 #328727
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Read through this thread, there is an example in this very thread.
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19 May 2025 09:41 #328730
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There is also an index to this thread located here.
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...official-images-only
forum.linuxcnc.org/38-general-linuxcnc-q...official-images-only
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14 Jun 2025 09:28 #330271
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hi, i installed linuxcnc raspberry5 4gb image on ssd and it starts normally but i am not able to connect to wifi. i followed the instructions, used menuconfig with my data and country=IT but nothing. maybe because in the ssid there are two spaces? "FRITZ.Box 7590 BX" i tried before asking... god knows how much i tried

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15 Jun 2025 07:12 #330296
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I installed network manager and both connections, 7i80 and internet are fine.
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15 Jun 2025 07:26 #330298
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That's the easiest way, I think I mentioned that earlier, I like Network Manager as I can turn the wifi off whilst running a job.
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