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Sorry it looks like it's maybe missing in the kernel build.

Restart and try running again

Copy each of the missing dependency names and run

sudo apt install dependencyname

once the missing deps are installed it should complete update without complaint. I've not seen that before though.. kind of odd

After restarting, I ran

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade

And again, it came back with errors, so I ran

sudo apt --fix-broken install

It also came back with errors:

 

This report is much shorter. Reading through it, it isn't apparent to me what is happening.

unknown wrote:

Behai,

Much appreciated, you've been a great help,
...
Once again thanks.....oh if there's anything you feel that maybe missing in the thread I mentioned feel free to add to it. It'd be great if, as a community, we could try and assemble a lot of info in the one place.

Cheers
Rob
 

Hi Rob,

Thank you to you, too. Without your help, I would not be able to get through this so quicky. I apologise for my late reply. I got caught up in some Fusion 360 stuff

I think this is what you meant: forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-4-5?start=10#320959 ?

Thank you and best regards, Rob.

...behai.



 

Hi,

Thank you for the thread. It is very informative.

In regard to the image linuxcnc.org/iso/rpi-4-debian-bookworm-6...25-01-27-0404.img.xz
and locale, I have been able to verify that locale en US.UTF-8 works for PNCConf.

And after using menu-config to set the locale, I had to restart the machine for it takes effect.

After machine restarted, we should verify the locale. On a terminal window type locale the output should match.

-- I did try to set the locale to en AU.UTF-8 and it did not work.

Thank you and best regards,

...behai.

 

(Sorry for double posting. Cant edit last post, can only see the block quote when i try to edit)

I found a solution for my missing WiFi connections.
Second method mentioned in the top reply. (first method didn't work for me)
askubuntu.com/questions/71159/network-ma...s-device-not-managed

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Then open the file:
sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
Delete everything in that file and copy and paste the following:

auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

Save, stop and start network manager:

sudo service network-manager restart
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I had to reboot my whole system but after that WiFi works like expected.

Try running update upgrade again, if errors are encountered, run the following

sudo apt --fix-broken install

To set up my computer, I followed Dr. Dflo.
www.drdflo.com/pages/Projects/CNC-Mill.html#linuxcnc
Click on linuxcnc from the left menu.The last line of the paragraph has a specific link for setting up for Probe Basic, so that is what I have been following.

He lists this link: kcjengr.github.io/probe_basic/quick_start.html

From here, I downloaded the Debian 12 bookworm image (on my win 11 computer) and followed the instructions to make a bootable usb drive. I probably used the link to make the image but am not 100% sure......it was a simple utility like what is listed.

I ran that usb drive on my new computer for this mill: Intel NUC mini desktop Core i5-9300H, 8GB ram, 256 GB SSD. It removed windows and only Debian is installed.

It appears it was Debian 12.2.0, as you can see from the first commands I typed into the terminal (text file below).

I just updated Debian by using sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade from the terminal.

It gave me an error on lines 705 and 722:

Let's see if I attached the file correctly.....
 


What does this error mean and how do I address it?

I have not yet restarted the computer, but ran the command to check the debian version and it is still 12.2.0. I will do a restart and check again.