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db1981 wrote: hello jc2ktr,
the terminal command "ethercat eoe" still doesn't work ?
please go to your ec-debianize folder an do a test run of the get source scripts
"./get_source.sh". it clones the repository and then a full screen of patches have to be applied... or is the patching skipped?
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db1981 wrote: upppps, don't know why ....
edit the file rules in ec-debianize/etherlabmaster/debian , remove "--disable-eoe" in line 5.
then build and install the ec master packackes again. maybe you need to set the mac adress and drivers in etc/ethercat again, after this.
then test if the master works "ethercat slaves", test if linuxcnc with ethercat behaves normal, and check if "ethercat eoe" exist then we can go further.
i think saschi dropped eoe support, for simplifying it, because with a lot of eoe slaves you would be confused by an flood of eth interfaces....
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db1981 wrote: strike......
did you pluged the patch cable in the ethercat network? this will not work...
You would need an second network port on your pc. The ec master now has created an virtual network interface for your eoe device : eoe0a8. (if you type ip addr it shoud be listed...)
What you now need is (virtual)bridge between your second hardware ethernet interface and the eoe network interfaces. Then you can connect from your indradrive pc to the virtual eoe interface over your wifi or second lan port...
I'm not an network administrator, but i reads simple. google "debian bridge interfaces"
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