Diagnostics

Errors in LinuxCNC

One of the best tools to use when trying to diagnose errors in LinuxCNC, especially for Glade, is to run the system in diagnostic mode by adding the “-d” option.

Do not run REB.ini directly. Rose Engine Butler is always started through the launch script, which first generates REB.local.ini and the .local.hal files from this machine's settings (see Launching Rose Engine Butler). Running REB.ini directly would start LinuxCNC with the default axis layout, only the base box's card, and without the operator's limit switches, E-stop button, signal tower, lost-card E-stop, jog speeds, or units.

To run in diagnostic mode, open a command prompt and enter this:

cd /home/reuben/linuxcnc/configs/RoseEngineButler
python3 REB_Setup/REB_Generate_Local_Ini.py
linuxcnc -d REB.local.ini

Errors encountered will be displayed in the command prompt area.


LinuxCNC can also be run in verbose mode by adding the “-v” option.

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