LinuxCNC HAL basic tutorial, Part 1

[@Fozz84]

Brilliant videos. I recognise the cat from FB. you helped me reduce the Jitter on an old industrial i5. thanks again.

[@TheFeralEngineer]

Hey Robert! Thanks 🙂🙂

[@matthewcote4991]

So, sitting down to finally watch this the whole way through, I never noticed your profile picture before. I have a very similar looking cat, she is a kitty still.

[@laurentcnc6662]

Very Great Explanations !

[@atiger4716]

Thanks very much, wonderful content!

[@matthewcote4991]

I am actually going through the HAL tutorial now, eventually I will make it to the end of this video.

[@gwheyduke]

Loaded Linux on desktop to run my Sherline mill. For some reason the X axis moves in only 1 direction, regardless of which direction (+ or -) that I click on in the manual selection in Linux CNC. Does HAL have a fix for this ?

[@TheFeralEngineer]

@@gwheyduke what interface card are you using? What motors and drivers? Did you use the config wizards to create a base config?

[@alexchiosso221]

Just great dude .... Thank you ! :-)

[@TheFeralEngineer]

No, thank YOU! :)

[@VladOnEarth]

Guys, how the hell do you open that HAL SHELL??? I mean, I dont really want to read through 1000 doc pages to know that. Should have been easier there, or a simple button would help. Here I am not understanding how it was even open at 5:40

[@TheFeralEngineer]

It's hal show in gmoccapy, but in axis gui, it's called configuration

[@matthewcote4991]

I like your code commenting style - HALUI signal shit....Watched the entire thing this time, starting to get a small understanding of what it all is, now I am going to take a look at your classic ladder video series and try to find what and or not logic statements fit in to all of this. I am such a noob

[@TheFeralEngineer]

Keeps things interesting 👌

[@justinnoor4915]

Good stuff