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It always depends on the speed (rpm) and the hardware you are using. You should describe what you have in more detail.

Hey all. I have dropped it to 800 so it works but I would like a higher resolution. I'm just wondering how I can get 1600 plus per rev in linux cnc so I can have .0001" per step

Thanks in advance. 

As a LinuxCNC rookie I'd be happy to test-drive any documentation.

Use win32diskimager.org/ to write the ISO to the USB drive. It's dumb in the way it will just write byte by byte and not try to do anything fancy.

Despite my misgivings and boneheadedness I shall experiment with your suggestion.
If anything goes wrong I shall visit the local coven and take appropriate action.

My work experience has been a little different, many years labouring and doing install and repairs to play equipment, road work and traffic control. What this has taught me is that people aren't that a fair percentage of people are lucky to breathe and walk at the same time. So I try to accommodate for the lowest common denominator.
Take for instance when I used to work on the railways during a weekend shutdown. Signs every informing passengers the train service has been replaced by a bus service. Panels of track that have been pulled up, and people sitting on the platform asking when the nest train is due.
So yeah no actual experience in the computer field as a professional, but way too much dealings with The General Public hahaha.

Tho there were times as a Traffic Controller when the temps were in the high 40c that some residents would offer cold drinks. Or night shift in the middle of winter when someone would bring out a hot chocolate.

Can anyone tell me the difference(s) between calling an ngc routine with .mdi("o<myfunction> call") and .program_open("myfunction.ngc")?