Backup and restore of the working configuration

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04 Feb 2020 04:53 #156487 by ogogon

In your case, RTAI version,
To update
Sudo apt update
Sudo apt dist-upgrade
Othervise it will replace the kernel.

Thanks!
Just in case, I want to clarify if I understood correctly.
To prevent collisions, I cannot use the graphical update manager, I cannot use apt-get, I cannot use "apt upgrade". Only "apt dist-upgrade"?

And did you compile the kernel that you use yourself, or is there some kind of repository with Linux kernels patched for real time?

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04 Feb 2020 05:32 #156488 by BeagleBrainz
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Well looky what happens when you actually browse the forums........In the "Installing Linuxcnc" I found this gem, second pinned topic.
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-installation#137159

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04 Feb 2020 12:09 #156494 by tommylight
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Just in case, I want to clarify if I understood correctly.
To prevent collisions, I cannot use the graphical update manager, I cannot use apt-get, I cannot use "apt upgrade". Only "apt dist-upgrade"?

And did you compile the kernel that you use yourself, or is there some kind of repository with Linux kernels patched for real time?

Ogogon.

Yes, only dist-upgrade will prevent it from replacing the kernel.
I did not compile the kernels, the RTAI version was suggested by Andy, the Preempt-RT version is from a Linux distro used for audio/video editing.

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