(superseeded) Linuxcnc on Linux Mint 19.3 quick and easy installation

Mike, could you summarize the steps to success please? I am using VNC at present but would prefer RDP.
Tku

Gerrit

Ok, i'l try my very best.... (after two days of negotiations i'm quite tired )

Best is that you google mint 19 xrdp

On certain moments i saw on my remote desktop "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS" errors too. Disapeared in the meantime. Had the effect that my normal user was "distributed" over both screens, some windows on original some on the on site one. I understand this is when you are already logged on on the onsite display. When i login remote as an other user fx as root, no problem. Have to say behavior is not completely clear for me. Have to studie some day the concept of the internal "displays" and especially where to parametrize those things.

I did
sudo apt install xrdp xorgxrdp (the xorgxrdp made a big difference)
sudo apt install -y freerdp-x11 (sorry momentary not sure if i did install that too)

I tried afterwards apt to get eventualy newer versions... Not a success.
Get the broken package only fixed via synaptic (strange as apt was not able)
Also i believe that i did all that moods as root.. Maybe a bad choice...
I definitively found the running of the performance measuring has a permission problem in /run/0

Sorry to be not more of help, very short in time

Thank you Mike, that is a good enough process for me to sort through. Much appreciated.
My Linux skills are rusty, but somehow my Vi skills come back to my fingertips from 1999

Gerrit

tommylight wrote: Added:
wget http.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/l/li...-1~bpo10+1_amd64.deb
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sudo gdebi linux-image-5.4.0-0.bpo.4-rt-amd64_5.4.19-1~bpo10+1_amd64

Hi all,
After a 14h retrofit session from scratch to done I’d like to tell you that the kernel mentioned above lead for our hardware to latency of 5 to 10ms (and Mesa watchdog did bite) while with a 4.19-rt kernel from same page it was dimensions better and now it runs smoothly.

Regards Daniel

mydani wrote: After a 14h retrofit session from scratch to done I’d like to tell you that the kernel mentioned above lead for our hardware to latency of 5 to 10ms (and Mesa watchdog did bite) while with a 4.19-rt kernel from same page it was dimensions better and now it runs smoothly.

Yes that is correct for older PC's, on new-ish PC, there is very little difference.
Thank you for reporting back.

I am new with CNC , usualy I used my DRO for "Manually NC".
Installed Linuxcnc Mint on a Asus EEE pc (with Intel Atom N570) without any problem and for the first step I have contact with my new bought 7I76E card.
Thanks Hans