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Installing LCNC on Beelink BT3 PRO II
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It all runs fine except no WiFi. Perhaps I should just get a usb wifi - any suggestions on a decent one?
I have bought several of these without any issues. I see they have gone up in price lately
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htdave wrote: I ended up installing 19.3 from an iso I had for my odroid - pretty sure it was from beaglebrainz.
It all runs fine except no WiFi. Perhaps I should just get a usb wifi - any suggestions on a decent one?
Jitter is not good - about 250,000 max. Is this way too high even for a mesa? Anything I should be doing to reduce jitter?
Is it worth persevering with this pc, or should i get something better? It is for a VMC that will be used in our manufacturing business, so needs to be reliable.
Thanks
Follow the link in this post to grab the nvram file.
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...o-ii?start=10#211154
Like I said Mint 19 has the firmware all that is missing is the text file.
The efivars filesystem should already be mounted.
For the jitter just the usual,
Turn off any power saving and you may also use the isolcpu kernel commandline option.
Mint works with just about any USB wifi dongle.
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Turn off any power saving and you may also use the isolcpu kernel commandline option.
Is there a guide to using isolcpu? I'm a complete newbie to linux
What is an acceptable max jitter for Mesa Ethernet?
Will work through the wifi over the next few weeks as time permits.
Thanks again for all the help
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If you weren’t so north of my location I’d offer my time for nix to help ya out.
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If you weren’t so north of my location I’d offer my time for nix to help ya out.
Maybe I'm better off sending it down to you and getting you to set it all up correctly - I'm happy to pay for your time
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126uS for sure is OK (126000 nS), as i have an old laptop that does that and works for days without dropping the link.htdave wrote: What is an acceptable max jitter for Mesa Ethernet?
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