trying to install linuxcnc 2.6
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If this is a modern computer, just make sure that UEFI boot / secure boot etc is disabled in BIOS before you start.
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Thanks to all for your help and quick responses.
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It says that gparted is for x86 machines. I have x64
It just means that it is not for Apple or Android or Sun.
Just about every PC type computer made now has a 64 bit processor, x86 is a generic term relating to the origins, nothing to do with processor registers.
Unless you partition and format the disk, nothing looks like it is going to happen
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If you have installed something else, boot the DVD and see if it offers to install on that partition you have already installed on, it should, it must be able to see it.
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Could it be that 2.6 is not fully developed and therefore has too many bugs and problems working on certain systems?
You are not installing Linuxcnc 2.6
You are installing Debian Wheezy with the software Linuxcnc 2.6 pre-installed
Wheezy installs fine on lots of computers, I have it on everything from Pentium P4s to an 8 core Intel-i7
But I am a bit nervous to try this again, what if it doesn't work?
It hasn't worked at all yet, so what have you got to lose, not as if you have another system on the disk you don't want to risk messing up
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