ubuntu 14.04.1 linuxcnc help

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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #67253 by tjmarch
Jason I have pulled the ISO you cannot download again until this issue is resolved

To all concerned I have made a request to Canonical to make this ISO public on the Linuxcnc.org web site this was my request.

I have made a ISO to install Linuxcnc software it contains Deb files that I created and packages downloaded from Canonical IP to be used on a pre-installed operating system of Ubuntu 14.04 or Linux Mint 17. The install process of Linuxcnc only will take about 5 minutes. The ISO image must be mounted then a script file is run to install the needed packages that are contained in the image. If any packages that are still needed for the install due to flavor differences will download from Canonical Trusty repo. I am requesting permission to make this ISO public and for no personal gain on the Linuxcnc.org web site. ISO image will be free of charge and no gain for Linuxcnc.org.


Tim March
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10 years 10 months ago #67267 by Razor_keen
Tim,
I really wished I had more time to help. I'm seeing your post from my phone and if no one else says it, thank you.
Sorry I meant no offense by asking a change in the setup, I just meant some may have a preference, and may opt for both kernels for experimental purposes. Your instructions are very claer, however, that it may not matter.
I wished timing was better, again I apologize.

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10 years 10 months ago #67272 by tjmarch
Jason

I just meant some may have a preference, and may opt for both kernels for experimental purposes


They are available please read instructions again. And follow instructions during ISO install process

Tim

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10 years 10 months ago - 10 years 10 months ago #67278 by tjmarch
Jason
I think we're you are getting confused is deb files are for installing linuxcnc not the kernels. Kernels are installed when you do ISO install. If you choose to install both kernels installation of linuxcnc defaults to Rtai kernel. Right after reboot open grub coustomizer you will see that both kernels are installed. Then follow directions in post about install_notes.txt to change kernels and linuxcnc
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10 years 9 months ago #69267 by probamo
Any updates in this regard? I am really looking forwards to get LinuxCNC running in other distros then Debian xfce environment.

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