Linux Mint with RTAI
12 Dec 2015 22:56 #66897
by BigJohnT
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When you install LinuxMint if you check auto log in or something to that effect you don't need your password to log in.
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01 Jan 2016 17:05 - 01 Jan 2016 17:36 #67655
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Hey Guys!
Its a new year and I'm trying to figure this out. I'm not sure if it is critical or not. Being a newbie sucks!
I followed the readme posted by tjmarch to the letter multiple times, however I still haven't been able to get the menu to populate as demonstrated in other post-installs, posted to this thread. I have done about 10 clean installs without upgrading anything and this is still my outcome. I did not notice any errors or anything out of the ordinary.
Any help would be most appreciated! Let me know what I need to post to help with troubleshooting. I haven't been on Linux since 2006 and have forgotten most of what I knew.
Linux Mint 17.2 [MATE (32-bit) using 3.4-9-rtai-686-pae kernel
I have axis working in sim mode using RTAI for testing, but I'm sure I'm doing something wrong It seems that I have a permissions issue. I had to run as administrator for the first run.
Its a new year and I'm trying to figure this out. I'm not sure if it is critical or not. Being a newbie sucks!
I followed the readme posted by tjmarch to the letter multiple times, however I still haven't been able to get the menu to populate as demonstrated in other post-installs, posted to this thread. I have done about 10 clean installs without upgrading anything and this is still my outcome. I did not notice any errors or anything out of the ordinary.
Any help would be most appreciated! Let me know what I need to post to help with troubleshooting. I haven't been on Linux since 2006 and have forgotten most of what I knew.
Linux Mint 17.2 [MATE (32-bit) using 3.4-9-rtai-686-pae kernel
I have axis working in sim mode using RTAI for testing, but I'm sure I'm doing something wrong It seems that I have a permissions issue. I had to run as administrator for the first run.
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01 Jan 2016 18:23 - 01 Jan 2016 18:25 #67658
by BigJohnT
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I've just uploaded my latest notes including the menu fix as well as others to my website
here
. There is something wrong with your install procedure if you have to launch LinuxCNC with sudo... I think I've installed about 10 times with the latest instructions just to test and I think I've got everything covered, if not let me know.
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01 Jan 2016 18:37 #67659
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Thanks JT,
I was under the impression your install was a different procedure. I'll use your method to see if I get a different outcome. Man this is fun but frustrating, you don't know what you don't know! lol
Thanks for the help.
I was under the impression your install was a different procedure. I'll use your method to see if I get a different outcome. Man this is fun but frustrating, you don't know what you don't know! lol
Thanks for the help.
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01 Jan 2016 19:02 #67660
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Mine varied I think in what desktop you ended up with and perhaps how you got from blank to running LinuxCNC as well as all the other little fixes I ran across along the way. And you are very correct the more you know the more you realize you don't know about...
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01 Jan 2016 20:21 - 01 Jan 2016 20:30 #67661
by cncnoob1979
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JT,
Just finished the installation and went very smooth. However while installing the deb I did get a error.
Did you get the same on your install? Otherwise everything worked and the menu fix was spot on. Thanks for the help brother! I hope things go this smooth when I install on my mini atx motherboard.
Just finished the installation and went very smooth. However while installing the deb I did get a error.
Installing new version of config file /etc/linuxcnc/rtapi.conf ...
dpkg: error processing package linuxcnc (--install):
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
Did you get the same on your install? Otherwise everything worked and the menu fix was spot on. Thanks for the help brother! I hope things go this smooth when I install on my mini atx motherboard.
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01 Jan 2016 23:04 #67666
by BigJohnT
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I don't remember an error like that but if your up and running ignore it! Now if I can figure out why my image is not showing up...
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04 Jan 2016 13:51 #67821
by andypugh
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For some reason you seem to have "LinuxCNC Configuration Picker" rather than "LinuxCNC" but I am fairly sure that they do the same thing.
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04 Jan 2016 15:16 #67833
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Sorry Andy I'm not following your statement. Linuxcnc configuration picker vs Linuxcnc?
Are you saying with my above configuration I have the configuration picker open?
I'm running the sim mode to verify the install procedure. How would I tell either way, or how could you tell?
Are you saying with my above configuration I have the configuration picker open?
I'm running the sim mode to verify the install procedure. How would I tell either way, or how could you tell?
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04 Jan 2016 15:19 #67835
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In the second image of #67655 I see a menu item "LinuxCNC Configuration Selector" which I suspect has the same function as the "LinuxCNC" menu item that you said was missing.
Or I might be completely confused. It happens a lot.
Or I might be completely confused. It happens a lot.
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