Latency and Wifi problem

It'll be interesting what my latency is like with the dongle rather than the card.

That thread is a bit dated now. This would be a better one to follow
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-deb?start=270#97561

I think there are some links and discussion early in my Spaceship plasma build. I nearly gave up but Mint was such a breath of fresh air (fixed my monitor too)

rodw wrote: That thread is a bit dated now. This would be a better one to follow
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-deb?start=270#97561

I think there are some links and discussion early in my Spaceship plasma build. I nearly gave up but Mint was such a breath of fresh air (fixed my monitor too)

Yes Thanks mate,

I was reading all the comments and found the new thread near the end. Going with mint 18.2

joel0407 wrote: It'll be interesting what my latency is like with the dongle rather than the card.

I can't quite remember but on my USFF's the tiny internal board caused latency of at least 300,000 so I ripped them out and threw them away. PCW had alluded to this though so I was expecting it. It should be back to normal with the USB.

Don't know if Mint 18.2 with the fruit is going to be as quick as Bare Bones Debian but I was as low as 4,000 with the video card added so I have some head room.

Huge fail. LOL

Latency has gone over 800,000 and no WiFi usb dongle.

Still working on it

LinuxCNC only warns you about latency, it doesn't shut down or anything.
So, you could just live with a warning pop-up whenever you download a file, especially as the machine isn't running at the time.

andypugh wrote: LinuxCNC only warns you about latency, it doesn't shut down or anything.
So, you could just live with a warning pop-up whenever you download a file, especially as the machine isn't running at the time.

Thanks Andy.

The Latency doesn't just jump when downloading a file, it will jump up when the system is just sitting dormant without me doing anything.

I'm still working on Mint at the moment.

Happy Days