Custom Mint-19.2 with Linuxcnc

Have you run an RT_PREEMPT kernel before with no issue on this PC and if you have what version was it ?

Seems to be a few issues, when googled, with Baytrail.

Have you seen this rod ?
askubuntu.com/questions/803640/system-fr...with-intel-bay-trail

I don't know what the affects of the intel_idle.max_cstate=1 on realtime.

BeagleBrainz wrote: Have you run an RT_PREEMPT kernel before with no issue on this PC and if you have what version was it ?

Seems to be a few issues, when googled, with Baytrail.

Have you tried this rod.
sudo apt-get remove thermald

Yes this was a problem before on this PC and since my last post I found the linux issue report that runs to about 1000 posts over 4-5 years. and still no solution. There was a patch to the kernel that would be included in this version of Mint but it did not completely solve it.

I added a switch to the Grub command line as suggested in a few places but that did not fix it so I stopped the thermald service for a while and it was perfect so I've uninstalled thermald as you suggested. I think this must be the solution. If I fry the PC it does not really matter as I only paid $70 for it.

Its a shame actually as these little Industrial PC's are a really nice unit.

This is the script I use to pull in the deps to build Linuxcnc when running MATE Desktop.

Many thanks to JT

If anything is missing please add to it.

Which is probably reported if you follow the process here:
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/code/building...g-Build-Dependencies

Do you think it would be an idea to add a script that pulls in the deps then gets the source from git, to save a bit of time and hassle if people wanna build from source ?

I could add it to /user/local/bin so its out of the way.

It would be handy but if it needs editing, it would be easier if its in the home folder somewhere. Maybe just in the linuxcnc folder.