Installing on Raspbian 10

Followed Section 3.7.3 Installing on Rasbian 10 of Getting Started Guide 2.9............................8-14
At step 6 sudo apt-get install linux-image-4..19.71-rt24-v71+
Error messages - "unable to locate package linux-image.............................
Couldn't find any package by glob
Couldn't find any package by regex
Is there a newer (or older) image that I should be using....................????
Thankyou for any guidance here.

It seems to have a convoluted name:
linuxcnc.org/dists/buster/base/binary-ar...t24-v7l+-4_armhf.deb

Thanks Phil for taking the time to answer. I fixed some syntax errors (L vs l vs 1) and started with Rasbian Lite this time. That allowed me to get to the last step after installing the kernel. When I rebooted (so I could install linuxcnc-uspace) it just came up with a square four color screen - filling the monitor. No keyboard, mouse or termnial - all locked out. May have lost internet during last download - will try again.
Since its locked up now - Im guessing I have to start from scratch with a fresh Raspbian 10 image on a clean SD. Will try tomorrow. Thanks, Dennis

Once you have raspbian installed you could download that deb to your Downloads directory and install with:

OK - reinstalled everything - including step 6 for the kernel. Heres the screen shot following that image install - not sure if these errors are significant (OK to install linuxcnc -uspace) or fix somthing first. So sorry for crappy jpg.

This may be worth a try:

forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-bit-linuxcnc#178299

Edit: I tried this today and it does work well.

Thankyou --- we'll give it a try - encouraging that you verified the process.

Any reason to not just download the kernel (rt64-kernel.tgz) ready for install - skipping steps 1-5 of the 'Instructables' process.
For a newbie seems like the way to go.
Or is patching and compiling still necessary ?

kramerda wrote:

Any reason to not just download the kernel (rt64-kernel.tgz) ready for install - skipping steps 1-5 of the 'Instructables' process.
For a newbie seems like the way to go.

That was the way I did it.