Installing LinuxCNC Beelink U59 Pro

That's not what your log is showing, there you're running ./updater.sh instead of ./install_for_lcnc.sh
Couldn't you just install it from the apt repository? Not sure how the package is named, you could search for it "apt search linuxcnc"

Hi guys, I did a clean install again. I'm trying to put the log files here but it seems the file format is not right or something like that, I don't understand it. I'll edit this post if the files don't upload.

Edit:

After taking pictures with my phone I noticed I missed one step every time I followed the guide. When it asks for reboot, it says "please restart the installer script after the reboot"; I just went and used "update.sh" instead of "install_for_lcnc.sh".

And... It worked perfectly now!! Now I can start learning about how LinuxCNC works.

The only thing that is a problem is the display that is 800x600 75Hz.

Thanks for helping me

Maybe I'm asking for too much but could this computer with the current install or other linuxcnc firmware be able to work with ethercat drivers? I saw some post in the forum but I didn't even read them because I couldn't install LinuxCNC.

I have access to new Mitsubishi motors and drivers, maybe I use them in the cnc.

vitorfranx wrote:

The only thing that is a problem is the display that is 800x600 75Hz.

It should be possible to fix that, if it isn't a monitor limitation. My Beelink (older model) runs at max monitor resolution. 

I have a split SSD so I have both linux and windows. With windows it works fine 1920x1080 60Hz. With this version of linux I don't know why I can't change the resolution.

Last week or so when I installed the linux image from this post (the one thats in google drive):

forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-realtek-nic?start=0

The resolution of the monitor worked fine the first time I started the PC but I couldn't install LinuxCNC so it was a no go.

You might have to go old-school and create an xorg.conf file to force the resolution.