LinuxCNC on Raspberry Pi 5

Our image on the downloads page is already pre-shrunk, just like a well fitting pair of jeans
It does make a big difference in the image size

Sorry forgot to clarify, from sd card to archive image.

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I can't stand wearing jeans or any long pants, why they insist we wear long sleeve shirts and long pants is the Aussie summer is beyond me, then they have a big song & dance about heat stress and keeping liquids up.

Funny thing the shunters on the rail said long pants were a safety issue and dont have to.
And don't get me started on having a ruptured disc diagnosed as a pulled muscle.
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On the topic of 'daily driver'...

I switched to a pure linux environment for CAD, CAM and obviously LinuxCNC for g-Code execution. Being rusty on Linux I stumbled onto Unbuntu for my desktop and the ISO from LinuxCNC for my Pi 5 leaving Xcfe in place assuming its reputation for being light.

Plenty of upside on being Linux across the board but being new on top of very different environments depending on where my chair is pointed is a little bit disorienting. LOL

I can never remember where I installed what! LOL

Nevermind

Dear elovalvo
Did you install successfully igh ethercat for Rasp 5?
I tried to install, but I got the error.
This error is " modprobe: FATAL: Module ec_master not found in directory /lib/modules/6.6.21-rpi999-rpi-2712"

I have never used EtherCat with Raspberry so I can't answer you.
However, I read on the forum that others have had a similar problem
( forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...ectory-lib-modules-6 -1-0-25-rt-amd64#310761).
Maybe you can find some useful information there.