Upgraded to 2.7.13 -- W T F --

Hi Peter,

Will do that after my dinner.

Also if you have an Intel MAC you need to set irq coalescing off = sorry I do not understand what you say here, advice pls.

Only change on 2.7.12 was adding Touch and the update / upgrade

Do you have a intel MAC? (check with dmesg | grep eth)

The hm2_eth manual page describes setting the RX IRQ coalescing option

man hm2_eth

bengt@CNC3000:~$ dmesg | grep eth
[ 2.365659] r8169 0000:02:00.0 eth0: RTL8102e at 0xf825f000, 00:30:18:a6:5b:cb, XID 14a00000 IRQ 26
[ 2.519553] r8169 0000:02:00.0 enp2s0: renamed from eth0
bengt@CNC3000:~$

Latency test is running now

Here the histogram



Just started another run with 4 GLX Gears

and this is from last july and have been working OK with 2.7.12

Seems similar but the OS version is different

My guess is this is either OS version related or that you have had some hardware failure coincident with the linuxCNC version change

OK, seems to a bit bad to try to 'go back'.

Is this a good choice for a new PC
Gigabyte Brix Mini-PC GB-BXBT-2807
I suppose 2G is not enough memory?

Just thinking out load, would removing the 2.7.13 version via dpkg and installing the 2.7.12 version and booting with the 4.9.0-3 kernel be worth a try ?

Would it still be possible to checkout 2.7.12 via git ? And trying a run in place

I'm not totally up on git.

ozzyrob wrote: Just thinking out load, would removing the 2.7.13 version via dpkg and installing the 2.7.12 version and booting with the 4.9.0-3 kernel be worth a try ?.

You can do that in the Synaptic Package Mangler.

Thanks Andy I'm not totally up to speed with all things Debian.....been a longtime Slackware user.

Would it be worth tecno trying ?

Ok after a bit of delving I was able to work out how to use git to get the 2.7.12 checked out. Got rip to build and simulate and then built the required debs as well. I was just wondering if the uspace packages thru synaptic are tied to a certain kernel version..maybe not or they might "fall apart" with the updated packages.
Like I said the "Debian Way" is kinda new to this fossil.