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Fabulous!

Yeah, I think if your 6.3 is working, I'll just wait and see.

Cheers!

Great!
Debian 13 (Trixie) is only a few months away from release (its in alpha release now) and it uses the 6.12 kernel
I did save my 6.3 build steps here.
docs.google.com/document/d/1-vj8OuACyzkk...aWE/edit?usp=sharing
You can modify them to do another kernel

Just keep the kernel version the same as the RT patch which is why we do a git clone.

tommylight wrote:

rodw wrote:

You should use estop-latch

Why?
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Yes, there are instances when it is very useful, but not on simple/hobby/small machines, and especially not for beginners.

The video (not mine) explains why. My last couple of machines I used a safety relay so estop is external and I utilised an external reset button but I did test and consider using user_request_enable. You should not depend on a software estop if you have ired one in anyway.

QT dragon works well with my setup (as does Axis) I don't use estop_latch with it.

Yeah, well, I'm considering putting in the effort to compile that 6.6-rt that's over at kernel.org... but then... this might be working, and since pretty soon they'll be out with Debian 13 and then what is it, 6.12? So I dunno.

You were and are a hero to post that super-easy 6.3 install. Thanks again!

Aaaand!

You guys are totally awesome!

Installing the 6.3 rt kernel first fixed the network not working after updating to the R8168 driver.

And that driver changed my ping rtt stats obtained from:

from max > 3.0ms to max < 0.2 ms.

Wow.

Hopefully this will improve my error finishing read issues!

Thank you, thank you again!

My 6.3 kernel is quite old now but still ahead of Bookworm's 6.1 kernel
Sometimes I have lost my network with the R8168 and have been able to boot into a different kernel on the system to resolve it. Except I can't remember what I resolved! I think I needed to download something from the internet or run apt

I updated the typo

Rod, I'm going to try your 6.3 rt kernel...

note that I think the document docs.google.com/document/d/1jeV_4VKzVmOI...I_PhCm1x7oiw8VcLFdiY

has a typo on line 40... it should be:
sudo dpkg -i linux-headers (tab)
not 
sudo dpkg -i linux-source (tab)

It's really awesome that you put that package up there.