how to install linuxcnc on mint I'm newbie

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23 Aug 2023 10:02 #278768 by rodw
I think your case is wrong. REF: pyopengl.sourceforge.net/

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23 Aug 2023 10:29 #278772 by abdulasis12

I think your case is wrong. REF: pyopengl.sourceforge.net/

Thank you MR.Rodw
Now I Install
$ pip install PyOpenGL PyOpenGL_accelerate

Done.
then again to terminal and type :
$ linuxcnc /home/asis/linuxcnc/configs/test1/test1.ini
result is this picture >>>>>
have big popup show some error
 
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23 Aug 2023 10:56 #278775 by Aciera
Try:
pip install --upgrade numpy

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23 Aug 2023 11:26 #278779 by abdulasis12

Try:
pip install --upgrade numpy

I type 
pip install --upgrade numpy

and back to try
$ linuxcnc /home/asis/linuxcnc/configs/test1/test1.ini
stuck this
 
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23 Aug 2023 11:27 #278780 by tommylight

it must think you have a 32 bit PC. I have never seen that. Seems like you have to go back to jessie to get 386 repos. 

There is nothing 32 bit on this laptop.

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23 Aug 2023 11:29 #278781 by tommylight
As for the OP, when you start Axis gui, if you get a missing OpenGL error, change the graphic card, or you will have to go back to software rendering, that on new Debians is very hard to do, if not impossible.

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23 Aug 2023 11:54 #278783 by abdulasis12

As for the OP, when you start Axis gui, if you get a missing OpenGL error, change the graphic card, or you will have to go back to software rendering, that on new Debians is very hard to do, if not impossible.

Thank you MR.Tommylight
I try to go check driver ghraphic it's not update.
I try update and reboot
After reboot my monitor change from max 1920  to 1024 and can't to back to 1920
but, can open gmoccapy for linuxcnc
thank you.

Have any method for change my graphic back to 1920 ?
 

 
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23 Aug 2023 12:29 #278786 by Aciera

and back to try$ linuxcnc /home/asis/linuxcnc/configs/test1/test1.inistuck this

That warning should not block linuxcnc from starting up, I get that on my linuxmint 21.1 machine as well. Also you seem to be able to run the simulation just fine. Can you attach your test1.ini and test1.hal files please?
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23 Aug 2023 15:00 #278798 by tommylight
Nvidia graphic cards with proprietary drivers do not work with Real Time kernel, and subsequently LinuxCNC.
Revert back to using Nouveau/xorg drivers.
Had the same issue a while back with a GTX960M graphic.
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23 Aug 2023 16:36 #278805 by abdulasis12

and back to try$ linuxcnc /home/asis/linuxcnc/configs/test1/test1.inistuck this
That warning should not block linuxcnc from starting up, I get that on my linuxmint 21.1 machine as well. Also you seem to be able to run the simulation just fine. Can you attach your test1.ini and test1.hal files please?

Hi, MR. Aciera

After I type from you
pip install --upgrade numpy

and can't to open my linuxcnc program

then MR. tommylight say about graphic card.
I try check driver and have update driver.
I try update and restart
then try
$ linuxcnc /home/asis/linuxcnc/configs/test1/test1.ini

It's work !!! , Thank you for help me.

But after driver graphic update my resolution screen change from 1920 down to 1024 when open linuxcnc lower button will drop out screen .

tommylight say "drivers do not work with Real Time kernel" , maybe tomorow I will try remove Nvidia graphic card and use internal GPU

Asis,
 
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