Installing LinuxCNC on Debian 9 - 13

Thanks a bunch

This is what im using:

Beelink SER5 Mini PC with AMD Ryzen 5 5500U (up to 4.0GHz), 16GB RAM 500GB M.2 Nvme SSD Mini Computer Support 11 pro, Triple Display, WiFi 6, BT5.2, 4K a.co/d/5m7ESmz

I will re-install debian and give that a shot. Hopefully it works, am pretty burnt on installing amd re-installing os heh

Hmm 6 cores so It will be different and you'll need to experiment
 quiet isolcpus=2,3,4,5
 quiet isolcpus=3,4,5
 quiet isolcpus=4,5

The first one works well on my 6 core ARM PC 
I have no Idea about a Ryzen.

The EC500 is not Ethercat but rather a Mach3 Ethernet board that can work with LinuxCNC
if its stock firmware is replaced with "Remora"

I forgot to install the realtime kernel…

After doing that my latency numbers were around 20k nanoseconds! Tried quite 2,3,4,5 and 4,5 but it didn’t seem to have a huge impact so I reverted.

The new kernel did cause freeze issues while shutting down and it ended up being done missing amdgpu drivers. I edited /etc/default/grub with some info i found online for readeon gpus and now I’m around 5k to 10k nanoseconds!

I’m very grateful to you for creating these instructions:

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/debian-11-emc.html

They were a huge help. Didn’t realize it was you at first. Thanks so much!

CtodLinuxcnc wrote:

I’m very grateful to you for creating these instructions:

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/debian-11-emc.html

They were a huge help. Didn’t realize it was you at first. Thanks so much!

Thats not me. gnipsel is owned by John Thornton (J T on this forum)

I've never seen much point in installing on Debian 11 since Linuxcnc found its way into the Debian 12 Repositories. These are my instructions for Debian 12 Bookworm  docs.google.com/document/d/1jeV_4VKzVmOI...diY/edit?usp=sharing

Man. That should be in the announcements (unless i missed it)… spent so much time trying to install 10 and get the firmware for my new machine merged with a bootable iso. I’m new to Linux so it’s been an adventure for me.

Right now 11 is the stable release though right? If I install 12 is that considered the unstable release?

I’m getting used to their release philosophy still… if 12 is bookworm does that mean it will be in the next stable 12 release?

Your linked directions look great. I noticed the bit about skipping root. When i tired adding a root password with 11 it seemed to “forget” what i entered because it did not accept it and i had to reinstall. One because i though it was mean and must have hit a key by accident, twice when i triple checked and made sure I entered what i thought i entered and it still didn’t work. Lol.

Also thanks for the correction, JT you are awesome.