LinuxCNC 2.9.4 Released
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28 Jan 2025 00:43 #319967
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LinuxCNC 2.9.4 Released was created by rodw
Over the weekend Andy released linuxcnc 2.9.4
To upgrade an existing bookworm release running version 2.9 all you need to do is to typeAnd go and have a cup of coffee
The ISO has also been upgraded for new installs on Intel X64 hardware. Grab it from the LinuxCNC downloads page.
The raspberry pi has not been upgraded but I've roped in Cornholio to help build images for release via linuxCNC repository so stay tuned.
Please join me in thanking Andy for his tireless work :clap:
To upgrade an existing bookworm release running version 2.9 all you need to do is to type
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgradeThe ISO has also been upgraded for new installs on Intel X64 hardware. Grab it from the LinuxCNC downloads page.
The raspberry pi has not been upgraded but I've roped in Cornholio to help build images for release via linuxCNC repository so stay tuned.
Please join me in thanking Andy for his tireless work :clap:
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28 Jan 2025 01:59 - 28 Jan 2025 02:06 #319970
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Big thanks to Andy.
Another to Rod for all his hard work.
And the rest of the devs, those that found bugs and everyone else involved.
On a personal note I'd like to give a big thanks to royka for being so patient with myself regarding the kernel config & patching. Cheers mate.
Rpi5 image tested, I'll test the Rpi4 this arvo and get it up. For those that are interested the Rpi images have the SPI interface enabled by default, no need to edit config.txt and reboot.
Another to Rod for all his hard work.
And the rest of the devs, those that found bugs and everyone else involved.
On a personal note I'd like to give a big thanks to royka for being so patient with myself regarding the kernel config & patching. Cheers mate.
Rpi5 image tested, I'll test the Rpi4 this arvo and get it up. For those that are interested the Rpi images have the SPI interface enabled by default, no need to edit config.txt and reboot.
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28 Jan 2025 12:29 #319987
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Pinned.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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29 Jan 2025 02:44 #320036
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Rpi Images are up now.
Once again thanks to Andy for making it all happen.
Once again thanks to Andy for making it all happen.
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29 Jan 2025 04:46 #320044
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Not to mention thanks to Cornholio for building the rpi images and including his special features. And installing the 6.12 rpi kernel to get the most out of the rpi5
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30 Jan 2025 14:00 #320146
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Nice job guys....
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10 Mar 2025 20:30 #323631
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Update the kernel to at least 6.8.n, preferably 6.12.n.
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11 Mar 2025 01:26 #323646
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The default kernel is whatever is in Bookworm. You need to wait for Trixie to get a later kernel (6.12 I think) The debian installer gets the kernel version from the host PC when its built.Update the kernel to at least 6.8.n, preferably 6.12.n.
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11 Mar 2025 02:25 #323649
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Not sure, but i think RT 6.8.n was installed last i used Debian 12, so ....
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11 Mar 2025 02:38 #323650
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Sounds about right for Bookworm.
Trixie for ARM might be an issue as libgpiod version Trixie uses will require some effort with the hal_gpio driver, maybe a rewrite.
Andy is the expert on this, pretty sure he made a note of this some time ago.
Apart from that the ARM image is fine.
Trixie for ARM might be an issue as libgpiod version Trixie uses will require some effort with the hal_gpio driver, maybe a rewrite.
Andy is the expert on this, pretty sure he made a note of this some time ago.
Apart from that the ARM image is fine.
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