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11 months 3 weeks ago #337980 by clayton2ndtry
Unfortunately, "The code execution cannot proceed because Microsoft.UI.Windowing.Core.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem." It did not.

Trusting CoPilot, I am burning the ISO to USB again with MBR partition scheme.

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11 months 3 weeks ago #337981 by clayton2ndtry
That did not boot. I am trying to boot from DVD again. Is there any upgrade path from 2.7.15 to the modern versions that does involve booting an ISO? This desktop is apparently a legacy BIOS.

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11 months 3 weeks ago #337983 by unknown
The image needs to be written to the USB stick byte by byte. The ISO format does not have a partition scheme.
I would have looked into why the program wouldn't run

A properly written USB stick for booting Linuxcnc does not have a "partition" scheme.
I think Belana Etcher has a "raw mode" that writes the image file to the USB stick as win32diskimager would.

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11 months 3 weeks ago #337985 by unknown
Oh hang on you have a working Linuxcnc install ?

If so you can use that to make the USB stick.

This is a very comprehensive article on how to do that
www.cyberciti.biz/faq/creating-a-bootabl...k-on-a-debian-linux/

Or you can search for WSL dd to USB.
WSL is windows subsystem for linux

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install

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11 months 3 weeks ago #337986 by unknown
Look honestly unless there is some feature you absolutely must have that is the later versions I would stick with what you have. Even more so if you are using the parallel port. As the later installs do not use an RTAI kernel, which is best for parallel ports.
I think JT runs a lathe that is still on a version of Linuxcnc that runs on Ubuntu 8 or something like that back when the project was called emc2.
Unless you have a download of the image file that passes the md5sum test you are on the road to nowhere. Get that sorted first if you want to proceed.
Before anything back up your Linuxcnc folder that is in your home folder so you don't lose any of your Configs if things go bad.

It may help if you can give some info regarding the machine, are you using a parallel port or not, the CPU on the computer you wish to use, I don't want to look up the specs of the computer you are using as the same model can have different CPU, memory HDD and so forth.

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11 months 3 weeks ago #337988 by clayton2ndtry
Thank you. I will attempt to make the USB on my 2.7.15 Linux box.

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