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(superseeded) Linuxcnc on Linux Mint 19.3 quick and easy installation
However I still got some warning:
I guess these can be disregarded.
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It is safe to ignore those warnings.
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Up and running now. I have to say the praising of mint has something to it. Mate is not too far away from KDE at all. have to figure out how to switch to my kbd layot yet, but that is a question of patience and brain juice. I'll manage that.
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Edit: kbd layout was just a piece of cake, start to really like mint
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I like Mate as it is the closest thing to Gnome2 .
Gnome3 was and is a ............. insert bad words here!
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tommylight wrote: i915 was an Intel chipset with built in graphics in the 2000's so it has no more support in recent kernels. Good, as it had plenty of issues and needed to be blacklisted often for Linux to work.
It is safe to ignore those warnings.
tommylight wrote: Here are the results of a Lenovo ThinkCentre M93, running for 2 minutes only, with no base thread:
Code:LinuxCNC pc tests, version 20200619-c ... GPU related data: product: Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller configuration: driver=i915 latency=0 ...
I am a bit puzzled: i915 seems to be still alive?!
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If you do not need software stepping ( parallel port) you can ignore the base thread latency issues and use only the servo latency numbers.I'll try to find that kernel a bit later.
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Yup, it seems so, despite all the warnings. Did not notice that, thank you.seuchato wrote: I am a bit puzzled: i915 seems to be still alive?!
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