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26 Jul 2020 20:38 #175967
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For everything else i use mint. For older PC/Laptops use the XFCE version of Mint, it is a bit lighter on resources.
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I do, i use Debian only on industrial retrofits that do only machine work and nothing else.hey tommylight do you recommend Mint19.3 over Debian for general experimentation.
For everything else i use mint. For older PC/Laptops use the XFCE version of Mint, it is a bit lighter on resources.
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27 Jul 2020 00:26 - 27 Jul 2020 00:37 #175995
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then I guess that is what I will use then. My new SSD should come in a few days.
Do you recommend sticking with 19.3 or is it better to install the 20 ?
Do you recommend sticking with 19.3 or is it better to install the 20 ?
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27 Jul 2020 09:15 #176029
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I am sticking to 19.3 till 20.1 gets out, then slowly upgrade.
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28 Jul 2020 02:02 #176203
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WOW Amazon must have had my SSD at a local warehouse . I ordered it yesterday and got it today. Looks like my to do list just got longer.
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01 Aug 2020 01:47 #176721
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well I am currently installing Linux Mint xfce on the lap top. Looks like I need to get it a battery. I will install Linuxcnc on it in a few days
and try the max jitter test ( and probably cringe at the results ). I will let everyone know the results when compleated.
and try the max jitter test ( and probably cringe at the results ). I will let everyone know the results when compleated.
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02 Aug 2020 13:01 - 02 Aug 2020 19:29 #176888
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well this is going to be harder then I thought . I can run the Mint 19.3 install disk in safe mode and all is fine but when I try to load in the regular mode the screen shows overlapping images and the side edge alignment is almost in the middle of the screen .
It probably doesn't help that this is a 2008 lap top with AMD and Nvidia graphics . as an aside the same thing happens when I tried the Debian wheezy install disk.
To me this looks like a graphics driver error, however I don't know what the regular mode runs that the safe mode does not.
at least I can get linuxcnc 2.8 loaded
It probably doesn't help that this is a 2008 lap top with AMD and Nvidia graphics . as an aside the same thing happens when I tried the Debian wheezy install disk.
To me this looks like a graphics driver error, however I don't know what the regular mode runs that the safe mode does not.
at least I can get linuxcnc 2.8 loaded
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03 Aug 2020 03:21 #176992
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There might be hope, if you blacklist nouveau. would be interesting to see pre and post blacklis latency effects.
Also: check your bios settings. there might be an option to play with regarding grafics
Also: check your bios settings. there might be an option to play with regarding grafics
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04 Aug 2020 01:30 #177151
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I will defiantly check into that
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09 Aug 2020 08:37 #177738
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If you want to use realtime kernels, you need to use nouveau x-server.
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Are you aware, that nvidia-x-server does not work with realtime kernels?There might be hope, if you blacklist nouveau. would be interesting to see pre and post blacklis latency effects.
If you want to use realtime kernels, you need to use nouveau x-server.
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