LinuxCNC is in debian now
08 Mar 2022 05:09 #236631
by aabtech
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Now LinuxCNC has been accepted into the main Debian distribution how do we directly download package from apt ? .
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08 Mar 2022 08:15 #236636
by rodw
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Yes, but its in the unstable branch at the moment and will get to testing in a week or so.
Testing will become Debian 12 Bookworm which will be the next Debian release.
You can try these steps I tested over the weekend and shared on another thread last night
Testing will become Debian 12 Bookworm which will be the next Debian release.
You can try these steps I tested over the weekend and shared on another thread last night
Install a version of debian
sudo apt install geany curl
sudo geany /etc/apt/sources.list
make sure any lines containing cd are commented out with a # replace any reference to bullseye, buster or stable with unstable eg:
deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ unstable main non-free contrib
deb-src http://deb.debian.org/debian/ unstable main non-free contrib
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install linuxcnc-uspace linuxcnc-uspace-dev mesaflash
reboot
type uname -a (to check PREEMPT-RT kernel is running as its installed by the install)
Linuxcnc should be in the menus or open a terminal and type: linuxcnc
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09 Mar 2022 16:26 #236758
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It will be interesting to see everything work together in one download when that happens. Here's hoping. Though I will miss Linux Mint
and LCnC. I am still running the BeagleBrains special . 2.8.0
and LCnC. I am still running the BeagleBrains special . 2.8.0
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10 Mar 2022 21:11 #236891
by Todd Zuercher
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It should filter down through to other Debian based distros eventually. But if you like Mint use LMDE. It usually isn't quite as polished as regular Mint, but it tends to be less Debain like than plain Debian, (mintier?) but still works with plain Debain repositories.
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11 Mar 2022 03:58 #236913
by rodw
PREEMPT_RT was installed as a dependency.
I had to give up Mint because they are too far behind for both hardware drivers and Python versions to run linuxcnc on my PC whereas Debian has all the dependencies. Bullseye is quite nice even if a bit different..
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I might add that there is only one line to actually install linuxcnc in the script above.. In the next few weeks, it will filter down into their testing branch (aka Bookworm) so you could just grab a Bookworm ISO and you'd be in business.It will be interesting to see everything work together in one download when that happens. Here's hoping. Though I will miss Linux Mint
and LCnC. I am still running the BeagleBrains special . 2.8.0
PREEMPT_RT was installed as a dependency.
I had to give up Mint because they are too far behind for both hardware drivers and Python versions to run linuxcnc on my PC whereas Debian has all the dependencies. Bullseye is quite nice even if a bit different..
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11 Mar 2022 14:40 #236938
by tommylight
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Bookworm has networking issues for now, the /etc/resolve.conf file is missing and a shortcut is in it's place, but it can not be overwriten.
That is to be expected as it in still in testing, just a heads up if someone want to test the "bleeding edge".
That is to be expected as it in still in testing, just a heads up if someone want to test the "bleeding edge".
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11 Mar 2022 18:45 #236950
by rodw
It is expected that resolv.conf does not exist under some conditions.
Bookworm (testing) is not really the bleeding edge. The edge is actually the unstable branch where linuxcnc currently lives.
Can't be any less stable than our own master branch which so many use.
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This was fixed in V 1.63 of resolvconf which was pushed to Debian on 17 Dec 2021, 5 days after it was first reported.Bookworm has networking issues for now, the /etc/resolve.conf file is missing and a shortcut is in it's place, but it can not be overwriten.
That is to be expected as it in still in testing, just a heads up if someone want to test the "bleeding edge".
It is expected that resolv.conf does not exist under some conditions.
Bookworm (testing) is not really the bleeding edge. The edge is actually the unstable branch where linuxcnc currently lives.
Can't be any less stable than our own master branch which so many use.
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15 Mar 2022 04:13 #237288
by aabtech
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I tried the installation on debian 11 on a vetual machine and it worked. Thanks RODW you are doing great.
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15 Mar 2022 08:16 #237300
by rodw
Note you are no longer on in Debian 11 but Sid or unstable so I think that means you are on Debian 13
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Great work. Thanks for confirming it works!I tried the installation on debian 11 on a vetual machine and it worked. Thanks RODW you are doing great.
Note you are no longer on in Debian 11 but Sid or unstable so I think that means you are on Debian 13
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15 Mar 2022 21:48 #237387
by prcdslnc13
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Got it setup with sid on my old Dell Precision I use for testing. the 5.16.04 PREEPT-RT kernel crashes on the nouveau drivers leaving me with just a cursor on reboot, but I can run off 5.10.0-9-rt ok. Overall this is pretty awesome. Good work!
I may roll back to testing in a couple weeks when this hits bookworm.
I may roll back to testing in a couple weeks when this hits bookworm.
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