Mesa 7i76e - Joint 0/2 following error

I forget where the menu is on XFCE but I think its launched by one of the small top/bottom bar icons

PCW wrote: I forget where the menu is on XFCE but I think its launched by one of the small top/bottom bar icons

I have a feeling that the LinuxCNC Debian distribution doesn't have a graphical network manager. It's all done with awkward command-line stuff.

Hi Andy, Thanks, I've done such in the past, fair enough.
I will look into it later, tomorrow I'm visiting my friends with the Emco lathe that I'm going to convert, need to do some preparations. I got the 180V DC motor driver (0-5V) from China, and like to hook it up.
They are good with the mechanics (they are building steam trains > 200kg), I have chosen to dive into LinuxCNC and doing the electronics.

My cousin asked me if I could help them out with something.
They had an Emco Compact 5 CNC with (partially?) failing electronics. Then they tried to resuscitate it with a car battery charger, poking the electrodes onto various places on several boards, but no help. It didn't make the electronics alive. Probably only some smoke signals, but no real rescue really...
After trying that, they asked me to come over have a look at it...
So after inspecting it, I decided to not use anything of the electronics and have let them remove all of it. But now it's my turn... choosing LinuxCNC, which I first have to learn. It's rather a project on its own...
Regards,
Jack.

IF this is your PC, it does have wifi.
www.zotac.com/us/product/mini_pcs/ci320-nano

Are you using it?

The wifi should be a separate (mini) card inside the PC. Consider opening it up and just removing the card. Thats what I did so I was never tempted to try it again.

JackBerkhout wrote: They had an Emco Compact 5 CNC with (partially?) failing electronics. Then they tried to resuscitate it with a car battery charger, poking the electrodes onto various places on several boards, but no help.

Yes, applying random voltages to random places is always the best way to fix things

Any chance of exchanging the cousin for a less silly one?

Hi Rod, you are totally correct!
It's not powerful, but I had it laying around.
Somehow I thought my mesa board would have WiFi, after reading I had to disable it, but of course later I understood this was regarding the PC.
Sometimes I still get the "Unexpected realtime delay on task 0", while WiFi isn't connected, but also (not yet) disabled.

By now I disabled the WiFi:
$ nmcli wifi
enabled
$ nmcli wifi off
$ nmcli wifi
disabled

This is persistent across reboots...

Let's see if I still get the error sometimes...

Thank you very much for helping me so much with LinuxCNC, I really can learn a lot here!
At the moment I have made advanced, thanks to you!
Kind regards,
Jack.