Successful Raspberry Pi 4 Trixie LinuxCNC install.
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12 Jul 2026 19:06 #347714
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Successful Raspberry Pi 4 Trixie LinuxCNC install. was created by Rykagon
Just completed a successful installation of LinuxCNC version 2.9.8 on a Pi 4 with 4 gig of RAM.
Thanks to forum user "NWE" for recommending the version to download, named below:
2026-01-21-raspios-lcnc-2.9.8-trixie-arm64.zip
After downloading and using balenaEtcher to flash a 256Gig micro SD card, it booted to a Debian 13 Trixie style desktop and opened a "boot wizard". After creating an account, the wizard recommended loading updates. There was trouble after that, the login dialog box wouldn't accept any userids/passwords.
After rebooting and choosing NOT to load s/w updates, everything worked fine.
I'm using LinuxCNC to retrofit a 1990's vintage Intelitek ProLight 3000 CNC lathe. The original lathe was controlled using proprietary h/w and PC-based s/w. I acquired a Mesa 7i76EU board as recommended by Mesa Technical Support so the journey is underway.
I see that LinuxCNC has a Mesa board config tool so I'll use that.
Any advice or coaching for me as an absolute LinuxCNC newbie is much appreciated.
Thanks to forum user "NWE" for recommending the version to download, named below:
2026-01-21-raspios-lcnc-2.9.8-trixie-arm64.zip
After downloading and using balenaEtcher to flash a 256Gig micro SD card, it booted to a Debian 13 Trixie style desktop and opened a "boot wizard". After creating an account, the wizard recommended loading updates. There was trouble after that, the login dialog box wouldn't accept any userids/passwords.
After rebooting and choosing NOT to load s/w updates, everything worked fine.
I'm using LinuxCNC to retrofit a 1990's vintage Intelitek ProLight 3000 CNC lathe. The original lathe was controlled using proprietary h/w and PC-based s/w. I acquired a Mesa 7i76EU board as recommended by Mesa Technical Support so the journey is underway.
I see that LinuxCNC has a Mesa board config tool so I'll use that.
Any advice or coaching for me as an absolute LinuxCNC newbie is much appreciated.
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