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(superseeded) Linuxcnc on Linux Mint 19.3 quick and easy installation
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09 Feb 2020 01:32 #156804
by tommylight
Latency test is super high on this Dell D620 with docking station with parallel port ..
Just my luck .
Nope, you need the RTAI kernel and Linuxcnc version from here:
linuxcnc.org/temp
That is an old laptop so RTAI should be much better regarding latency.
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09 Feb 2020 01:40 #156806
by WhyMe1
(So you didn't give my iso a go ? )
Yes I did . LinuxMint_19.2_Linuxcnc_2.9 would not boot up .......
I could not find a way to install_RTAI_LinuxCNC2.8 to HD -- maybe just Me over looking something . I am new and trying diff things to learn on how to use them .
My next step is to make a iso of this work LinuxmintCNC 19.3 HD (backup for say ) .
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09 Feb 2020 01:56 - 09 Feb 2020 09:45 #156809
by BeagleBrainz
(So you didn't give my iso a go ? )
Yes I did . LinuxMint_19.2_Linuxcnc_2.9 would not boot up .......
I could not find a way to install_RTAI_LinuxCNC2.8 to HD -- maybe just Me over looking something . I am new and trying diff things to learn on how to use them .
My next step is to make a iso of this work LinuxmintCNC 19.3 HD (backup for say ) .
I had a look at an original Linux Mint iso and my remastered one, and there is a difference between the extension on the initrd.
Did you try using Win32DiskImager ?
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09 Feb 2020 02:09 #156810
by WhyMe1
Win32DiskImager Yes - Only issues was to re-flash it -- Win10 would not see it . Had to use two diff programs to reformat so Win 10 could see it again .
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09 Feb 2020 02:17 - 09 Feb 2020 09:45 #156811
by BeagleBrainz
Ok when you flash a usb stick with a hybrid image in windows, windows can't read the usb stick and thinks that it is not formatted. Do not worry the USB is bootable, I just tried win32diskimager myself (had to boot into windows 
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Etcher, Rufus and it would appear the utility you used do not do a raw byte by byte write to the USB stick. They attempt to create a bootable USB stick, format the disk and copy the files to the stick. This is not the behaviour wanted.
This issue, not being able to read a USB stick after using win32diskimager for a Hybrid iso has been discussed before. There is nothing wrong with the written image, it's just the IS can not read the particular disk format the disk has.
Even under Linux the same USB stick needs to be mount manually and when mounted if you look through run dmesg you'll see the file system used to mount it is ISO9660.
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09 Feb 2020 02:26 #156812
by rodw
I think the problem here is that Win10 has removed partitioning software from its distribution so you can't just revert to a single clean unformatted partition that any OS can format. So once you make a bootable disk you are kinda stuck with no return path unless you get sneaky. Bring back fdisk I say!
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09 Feb 2020 02:32 #156813
by WhyMe1
Yes-- that the reason why I was trying to use a diff program to flash the USB stick so I would only end up using one program to flash and re-flash it with diff OS versions.
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